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Have I been discriminated against?

Discrimination is when someone is treated badly or unfairly because of a personal cha…

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Can I Change My Pronouns?

Everyone has the right to define their gender identity and express their gender. Reco…

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Gender Identity & the Law

In British Columbia, the law protects people’s gender identity and how they show thei…

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