trans-acceptance (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /trænsækˈsɛptəns/
Definition
The act or state of acknowledging, validating, and supporting transgender individuals, their identities, and their rights, often involving a shift in societal attitudes and policies towards greater inclusion.
Examples
The organization works to foster greater trans-acceptance within local communities through educational programs.
Increased trans-acceptance in workplaces leads to better mental health outcomes for transgender employees.
Many schools are implementing new policies aimed at promoting trans-acceptance among students and staff.
How to Use trans-acceptance
- promote trans-acceptance (collocation)
- To encourage or support the acceptance of transgender people. — "Many campaigns aim to promote trans-acceptance in sports."
- foster trans-acceptance (collocation)
- To help develop or cultivate trans-acceptance. — "Educating the public is key to fostering trans-acceptance."
- lack of trans-acceptance (collocation)
- The absence or insufficiency of acceptance for transgender people. — "The lack of trans-acceptance in some regions leads to significant challenges."
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