Content Notice: Discourse on police brutality, racism, and cissexism (oppression of transgender people). End of Content Notice. Image Description: A White Ken doll is wearing a suit and is donning beaded necklaces, as a sash, and a tinfoil crown. End of Image Description. Credit: "Cissexism in Brevard County" by Tena Gordon (@reformistrevolutionaryrose), a student at Eastern Florida State College. End of Credit. Part 9: Really, the claim by Council member Bailey that no police reports in Palm Bay show anti-transgender violence is misleading. Primarily, transgender people of color (TPOC) do not go to police offers when we face cissexist violence. We fear retaliation by the perpetuators and disregard from police officers if we attempt to file a report. According to the Trans Educational Educational Resource (TSER), TPOC are six times more likely to face policy brutality than white cisgender survivors. Even more so, we would not report our abuse to an institution that perpetuates it. A conflict theorist would view law enforcement as a social institution that exploits its power to marginalize transgender lives and our narratives. Brevard Public Schools Superintendent Blackburn being black is likely related to the policy passing. End of Part 9. Hashtags: #stoptransviolence #toocutetobebinary #brevardpublicschools #protecttranskids #conflicttheory #karlmarx #friedrichengels #maxweber #sociology #proleteriat #bourgeoisie #BrevardCounty #tser End of Hashtags.