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Have you ever heard of ‘non-op’?

The New York City Commission on Human Rights (NYCCHR) has released anti-discriminatory literature defending the LGBT+ community. They have provided a list of 31 types to choose from to describe their identity, without needing to show “proof” of gender. These genders are versions or a combination of male and female identities. The NYCCHR has stated that it is illegal to discriminate on the basis of gender identity or expression in housing, employment, or public accommodations. Businesses that discriminate risk incurring six-figure fines implemented by the NYCCHR. Here’s the complete list: Bi-Gendered Cross-Dresser Drag-King Drag-Queen Femme Queen Female-to-Male FTM Gender Bender […]
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The New York City Commission on Human Rights (NYCCHR) has released anti-discriminatory literature defending the LGBT+ community. They have provided a list of 31 types to choose from to describe their identity, without needing to show “proof” of gender. These genders are versions or a combination of male and female identities.

The NYCCHR has stated that it is illegal to discriminate on the basis of gender identity or expression in housing, employment, or public accommodations. Businesses that discriminate risk incurring six-figure fines implemented by the NYCCHR.

Here’s the complete list:

  1. Bi-Gendered

  2. Cross-Dresser

  3. Drag-King

  4. Drag-Queen

  5. Femme Queen

  6. Female-to-Male

  7. FTM

  8. Gender Bender

  9. Genderqueer

  10. Male-To-Female

  11. MTF

  12. Non-Op

  13. Hijra

  14. Pangender

  15. Transexual/Transsexual

  16. Trans Person

  17. Woman

  18. Man

  19. Butch

  20. Two-Spirit

  21. Trans

  22. Agender

  23. Third Sex

  24. Gender Fluid

  25. Non-Binary Transgender

  26. Androgyne

  27. Gender-Gifted

  28. Gender Bender

  29. Femme

  30. Person of Transgender Experience

  31. Androgynous