Interviews from cis-gender people

Dani's Interview

Questions to ask:
  1. Do you know of anybody that is transgender and if you do have they had problems that took time to fix?
  2. Have any of your friends been bullied because they identify as a different gender?
  3. What do you think we can do in our community as a whole to stop the bullying that is going on in school to not only transgender kids but LGBTQ students
  4. What is something you would say to incoming freshman and to the kids in all grades.
Answers
  1. Yes I do and I've seen it happen all the time and it’s not right and straight up rude.
  2. Yes a lot people make fun of them because they have physical qualities of one gender but they identify as another and people find that out of place
  3. People should just let others be themselves and don't make a big deal about it
  4. Its a huge change from going to a middle school to a high school and that they should accept others and embrace change and the only thing is constant is change.







Keely's Interview


Questions to ask:

  1. Do you know of anybody that is transgender and if you do have they had problems that took time to fix?
  2. Have any of your friends been bullied because they identify as a different gender?
  3. What do you think we can do in our community as a whole to stop the bullying that is going on in school to not only transgender kids but LGBTQ students
  4. What is something you would say to incoming freshman and to the kids in all grades

Answer:
  1. Yes i have had friends who had problems
  2. Yes one of my friends has been bullied. I see people talk about him and disrespect him because they felt he should be a she instead of a he.
  3. Let people live their lives its not your life so you don't have to control it. And show straight people LGBTQ life is.
  4. Walking into high school will be a different experience because there will be different types of people (LGBTQ) that you have to accept.

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