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    In 1969‚ being gay in the United States was a criminal offense. If a citizen was gay‚ they could face arrest‚ the loss of their jobs‚ and the risk of being disowned by their families. At that time‚ homosexuality was considered a mental illness; something that needed to be changed or cured. There were few places where gay people could go that they could be open about their sexuality‚ and one of the main places were gay clubs. One of these clubs included the Stonewall Inn‚ which at the time was a dingy

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    occupied a week later by German troops (Belgium). It would be another 5 years until the Canadians‚ under the leadership of General H.D.G. Crerar‚ liberated the Dutch (Liberation of Holland). Until then‚ over 200‚000 Dutchmen and women will perish during the occupation in which over half of them are Jewish (Goddard 140-145). The Liberation of Netherlands was a defining moment in Canadas efforts in World War II because the operation built a strong relationship between the Netherlands and Canada‚ freed

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    Name: Course: Institution: Instructor: Date: GAY LIBERATION ERA ABSTRACT This paper discusses the liberation era of the gay community. It will examine the history of social acceptance‚ the challenges faced and the progression of societal views towards the gay agenda. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.Introduction 2.History 3.Societal hindrances 4.Progression 5.Breakthrough 6.Conclusion Homosexual individuals have always lived in fear of being found out‚ shamed and discriminated for their sexual orientation

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    Ten years after the Radical Gay Liberation and the Gay Rights Movement‚ the emergence of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in 1981 challenged both the heterosexual and gay world. The gay community had finally liberated themselves from the confines and hatred of a society that still believed homosexuality was a sickness. Thus‚ when rumors began to emerge about a type of violent cancer that only affected the gay community‚ both the gay community and stereotypically heterosexual society tried

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    The Stonewall Riots

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    The Stonewall riots directly resulted in the birth of two new gay activist groups- the Gay Liberation Front‚ and the Gay Activists Alliance. The Gay Liberation Front (GLF) was formed immediately after the riots by Martha Shelley‚ Sylvia Rivera‚ Marsha P. Johnson‚ Michael Brown‚ Jerry Hoose‚ and Jim Owles. Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson went on to become well known LGBTQ+ activists‚ founding STAR‚ a foundation advocating for queer and homeless women of color.The GLF took a more radical approach

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    Many people hear about the LGBT movement and don’t really know what it means; LGBT stands for Lesbians‚ Gays‚ Bisexual‚ and Transgender. This movement started on June 27‚ 1969‚ the purpose of the LGBT movement was to gain rights for lesbians‚ gays‚ bisexual‚ and transgender people so they could be accepted in there society. Although nowadays lesbians‚ gays‚ bisexual‚ and transgender are more popular. They appear on most TV shows‚ movies‚ and social media‚ although that was not always the case for

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    The Normal Heart Summary

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    The interesting thing is that it is supposed to be an LGBT-friendly area but when people of color in the community speak up or are threatened‚ it turns hateful; cis‚ white‚ gay men screaming‚ “No one cares”. Funny enough‚ this sense of apathy was displayed elsewhere- the New York HIV epidemic. In “The Normal Heart”‚ these same gay men fought against

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    Homosexuality in Film

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    however the first to choose to display homosexuality in movies. "In fact‚ homosexuality‚ or the idea of it‚ has been with [the viewer] since movies were born." During the hundred years of movie history‚ there is a startling lack of representation of gay‚ lesbian‚ and transgendered persons‚ and when it does appear it is often feared or laughed at. Hollywood‚ as a universal influencer‚ has taught the public its general fear of homosexuality in general‚ but in one of the oldest remaining movies there

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    As the world becomes more complex so do the problems of the client’s therapists treat. Gay and lesbian men and women seek counseling to help them overcome their problems just like their heterosexual counter parts do. Unfortunately‚ for gay and lesbian men and women these problems are centered on their sexuality. This is mostly due to the intolerance of others in their community‚ workplace and relationships. A therapist must not only understand the challenges they face but keep their own personal

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    attitude towards sexual identity has always challenged other forms of sexuality that were different from the heterosexual. In the past‚ alternative sexual identities have been openly labeled and discriminated against by the society. Throughout the years‚ gay movements have significantly assisted great visibility and recognition towards a liberal view on the non-heterosexual individuals. This essay will argue that … Within the past‚ the concept of sexuality was strongly constrained by heteronormativity

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