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	<title>Comments on: Who’s Being Affected by Employment Discrimination?</title>
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		<title>By: Jillian</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jillian</dc:creator>
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		<description>So true, Monica.  The effects of job discrimination are so horrific, and it&#039;s impossible to understand until you&#039;ve been through it.  It seems that along with transitioning from male to female, I transitioned from attorney to secretary, and I counted myself very lucky indeed to have any sort of job, and to be able to see my son without having a court revoke my visitation.  As a lawyer, and now a professor of law, one thing I think we must all remember is that this is a two-front war.  We need legal protection, but laws on the books don&#039;t translate into jobs in reality, and it is very time-consuming and emotionally draining to bring a lawsuit, especially in unsympathetic courts looking to deny relief on any grounds possible.  We also need to change the culture of business to one that&#039;s friendly to trans people.  Job fairs and employer training are a step in that direction.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So true, Monica.  The effects of job discrimination are so horrific, and it&#8217;s impossible to understand until you&#8217;ve been through it.  It seems that along with transitioning from male to female, I transitioned from attorney to secretary, and I counted myself very lucky indeed to have any sort of job, and to be able to see my son without having a court revoke my visitation.  As a lawyer, and now a professor of law, one thing I think we must all remember is that this is a two-front war.  We need legal protection, but laws on the books don&#8217;t translate into jobs in reality, and it is very time-consuming and emotionally draining to bring a lawsuit, especially in unsympathetic courts looking to deny relief on any grounds possible.  We also need to change the culture of business to one that&#8217;s friendly to trans people.  Job fairs and employer training are a step in that direction.</p>
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