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    Schools should allow freedom of gender expression to make all students feel comfortable. Currently in the Philippines, LGBT students face bullying, discrimination, and sometimes physical or sexual assault, which can have long-lasting negative impacts. The Department of Education has created policies to prevent bullying of LGBT students. These policies ban bullying or discrimination against LGBT youth and protect their rights to express their gender identity. However, many LGBT students still endure hostile environments and bullying in schools. Students should have the right to dress, act, and be identified by pronouns in a way that matches their gender identity, use facilities corresponding to their gender, and play on sports teams matching their identity. Schools should support students embracing who they are instead of forcing them to fit

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    Schools should allow freedom of gender expression to make all students feel comfortable. Currently in the Philippines, LGBT students face bullying, discrimination, and sometimes physical or sexual assault, which can have long-lasting negative impacts. The Department of Education has created policies to prevent bullying of LGBT students. These policies ban bullying or discrimination against LGBT youth and protect their rights to express their gender identity. However, many LGBT students still endure hostile environments and bullying in schools. Students should have the right to dress, act, and be identified by pronouns in a way that matches their gender identity, use facilities corresponding to their gender, and play on sports teams matching their identity. Schools should support students embracing who they are instead of forcing them to fit

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    Schools should allow freedom of gender expression to make all students feel comfortable. Currently in the Philippines, LGBT students face bullying, discrimination, and sometimes physical or sexual assault, which can have long-lasting negative impacts. The Department of Education has created policies to prevent bullying of LGBT students. These policies ban bullying or discrimination against LGBT youth and protect their rights to express their gender identity. However, many LGBT students still endure hostile environments and bullying in schools. Students should have the right to dress, act, and be identified by pronouns in a way that matches their gender identity, use facilities corresponding to their gender, and play on sports teams matching their identity. Schools should support students embracing who they are instead of forcing them to fit

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    Persuasive Speech

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    Chancy Jenine H. Valerio
    Schools should allow freedom of gender expression to make all students feel comfortable. Currently in the Philippines, LGBT students face bullying, discrimination, and sometimes physical or sexual assault, which can have long-lasting negative impacts. The Department of Education has created policies to prevent bullying of LGBT students. These policies ban bullying or discrimination against LGBT youth and protect their rights to express their gender identity. However, many LGBT students still endure hostile environments and bullying in schools. Students should have the right to dress, act, and be identified by pronouns in a way that matches their gender identity, use facilities corresponding to their gender, and play on sports teams matching their identity. Schools should support students embracing who they are instead of forcing them to fit

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    Topic: Are you in favor that schools should have freedom in terms of gender expressions?

    Everyone should feel comfortable in schools and to have freedom to express their gender.
    However, in the Philippines, students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) face
    bullying, discrimination, a lack of access to LGBT-related information, and, in some cases, physical or
    sexual assault that these abuses can have long-term consequences. The Department of Education
    published a child protection policy in 2012 to prevent and resolve bullying in schools, including bullying
    based on sexual orientation and gender identity. In 2013, Congress adopted an Anti-Bullying Law with
    implementing rules and regulations that clearly ban bullying of LGBT youth—the first law of its type in
    Asia.

    Gender is one of our society's most significant and never-ending issues. Equality is a problem
    faced not just by men and women, but also by persons who identify as members of the third sex, the
    LGBTQIA+ group. People should be treated fairly in all facets of life. Equality is about assuring and
    disclosing that every person has an equal opportunity to make and revolve for the most of their life.
    Schools function as a young person's second home away from home, providing education, socializing,
    and resources. Third-sex discrimination and unequal treatment are performed in a variety of ways at
    school. However, you treated the common or generally n differently and harshly. The sense of shame of
    being left behind. Schools may be difficult environments for students regardless of sexual orientation or
    gender identity, but they are usually especially hostile to young LGBT individuals. Even while our schools,
    universities, and institutions have rules and procedures in place to safeguard third-sex students, many
    LGBTQIA+ students continue to endure bullying that puts them in risk physically and mentally and limits
    their capacity to learn. You have the freedom to express your gender, and it is illegal for your classmates
    or teachers to harass or discriminate against you based on your gender. You have the freedom to cut
    your hair and dress in a way that corresponds to your gender identification, regardless of what sex you
    were given at birth. If you are required to wear a drape or tuxedo for your senior photo, you have the
    option of wearing whichever one corresponds to your gender identification. You have the right to be
    addressed using the gender pronouns you chose. You should also be able to play on a sports team that
    corresponds to your gender identification. You are entitled to use the toilet and locker room that
    correspond to your gender identification.

    Remember what Melene Rossouw said “You will often feel as if you do not fit, but it has never
    been your destiny to fit in. You were born to stand out.” So, express yourself as much as you want, you
    have the freedom to do it. Let the school support you, let everyone know that you are an extraordinary
    person. It is your right to express yourself, do not be shy and embrace yourself.

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