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    Gay Rights

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    Gina Gay Rights The battle for gay rights is the number one most arguable topic in America today. Dating back to 1924 when the first known gay rights organization‚ The Society for Human Rights was formed in Chicago (“The American’s Gay Rights Movement: Timeline”); it is evident that this battle has been long and seemingly endless‚ with only small amounts of beneficial outcomes. Yet as the newer ages approach it becomes evident that there is a change happening. The country is growing and beginning

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    joined in marriage. But‚ some people don’t get those rights simply because they’re gay. Congress combines church and state to make marriage illegal. But‚ people have different religions‚ different beliefs‚ and different views on everything. Banning gay marriage violates a person’s constitutional freedom. The constitute states‚ "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion." Church and state are being combined to rule out marriage for gays. Same sex marriage is illegal

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    conduct dialogue and understanding‚ model compassionate behavior and create safe and supportive environments for our troubled youths. The Arguments Against Gay Rights A decade ago‚ 59 percent of the interviewed population thought that gay and lesbian couples should not be able to marry. Ten years later‚ the percentage of people against marriage lowered from 59 to 36 percent. Arguments against include: Most religions consider it a sin. It would further weaken the traditional family values. And finally

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    Gay Option In the article “The Gay Option”‚ Stephanie Fairyngton argues that it is wrong to think about homosexuality as deviations from nature’s norm. She understands that it is easy for people to think about homosexuality as an illness rather than a person’s choice. The main reason for this is that it is hard to understand people who choose this challenging state of beings. Because society has a stereotype of heterosexuality as somehow better choice than homosexuality‚ they would think that person

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    Cultural conservatives have a great deal of faith in the "War on Drugs"; Richard Nixon‚ Ronald Reagan‚ and George Bush‚ all used the expression often and were zealous generals in this "war." Carrying on this tradition in his campaign speeches‚ presidential candidate Bob Dole vowed to re-ignite the drug war‚ which had lapsed‚ he claimed‚ under Bill Clinton—whom he designated politically and culturally far to his left. More specifically‚ cultural conservatives have a great deal of faith in a principle

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    I’ve always felt that the conservative argument against any form of social aid springs from pure self-righteous delusions. These conservatives are hasty to claim that no one has ever helped them‚ so they have no cause to help others. Let us set aside that as Americans‚ Americans should be compelled‚ even slightly‚ to help fellow Americans in need. Better yet‚ as citizens of the world‚ everyone should be compelled to help fellow global citizens. Let us set aside ideas of global obligation‚ compassion

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    My name is ........ and my issue is Gay Rights. I will be providing you with information in the following areas * Key vocabulary * Basic problem * Timeline and history * Status quo * Pro side * Pro side arguments * Pro solutions * Con side * Con side arguments * Con solutions Key Vocabulary * LBGT- stands for Lesbian‚ Gay‚ Bi-sexual‚ Transgender * Heterosexual- a person who is sexually attracted to the opposite sex * Homosexual- a person who

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    The history of the gay rights movement goes as far back as the late 19th century. More accurately‚ the quest by gays to search out others like themselves and foster a feeling of identity has been around since then. It is an innovative movement that seeks to change existing norms and gain acceptance within our culture. By 1915‚ one gay person said that the gay world was a community‚ distinctly organized but kept mostly out of view because of social hostility. According to the Milestones article‚ after

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    one opportunity to get married once. This is reality for many same sex couples. That is why I am for making same sex marriage legal nationwide. Instead of focusing on the genders of couples we should focus on the love that two should share. Not allowing a couple to get married based on sex is discrimination and furthermore allowing them to marry won’t ruin the sanctity of marriage. Not allowing same sex couples to marry is a form of discrimination. The definition of discrimination is unjust or prejudicial

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    In society today we have three perspectives which influence our thinking: conservative‚ liberal and radical. I believe that the liberal perspective is the most beneficial because it utilizes the social programs available to assist those in need. Ultimately‚ when we help individuals and specific groups determined to be needy‚ I feel that we help society as a whole. As we have become more educated in the workings of human behavior; the physical body and the mind as well‚ we have also begun

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