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    The Gay Cowboy Thing

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    “The Gay Cowboy Thing” . A large portion of americans will hear the phrase “the gay cowboy story” and automatically associate it with Brokeback Mountain. Even my lesbian parents praise the film and the story for being controversial for the time. Indeed‚ during the time in which both the story and the film were created‚ there was very little representation of queerness in any form. [make sure to imput thesis after the rest of the essay is written] However‚ since my parent’s generation‚ LGBTQ+ representation

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    Gay Rights Essay

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    sex marriage should be legal for a number of reasons‚ a few being‚ it’s no one else’s business if two men or two women want to get married‚ not allowing them to marry makes them seem inferior‚ and it rids them of their civil rights. In the book Gay marriage by Kate Burns‚ it states "Who owns marriage? In other words‚ who defines marriage? Who allows marriage‚ and who enforces it?" (22) It’s wrong to tell two people who love each other that they cannot marry; it’s nobody’s business who you fall

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    The Gay Rights Movement

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    visible in the United States Gay Rights Movement. Gaining prominence in the 1980s the Gay Rights Movement used the identity of “Lesbians Gays Bisexuals and Transexuals” to demand inclusion and equal rights under US policy. These Americans use their sexuality to define themselves‚ and present their preferences as an inextricable part of their identity‚ and then make claims on the basis of this minority identification. Pointing to the promise of equal rights in US society‚ the Gay Rights Movement demanded

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    Gay Rights In Canada

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    The outpouring of gay activism following the riots in America did not stay in its borders‚ and like so much else America shared their counter-culture with Canada leading to a growth of protests and activism for LGBT individuals struggling for their rights in the early 1970s

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    Gay marriage has become a very large issue in society. Awareness of this issue has become bigger through television‚ magazines‚ and especially all the social media. Today the issues of gay marriage is argued by rejecting them is a violation of religious freedom and minority discrimination‚ encourages individuals to have strong strong family values and give up high-risk sexual lifestyle‚ and also homosexuality is more accepted now than it has ever been in the past‚ marriage should be available to

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    Pro Gay Marriage

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    Gay Marriage We believe gay marriage should be legalized because religion shouldn’t be a limiting factor due to the freedom of religion in this country‚ the Supreme Court deemed marriage essential to the orderly pursuit of happiness and homosexual’s relationships are similar to our own. Religion should not be a limiting factor for gay marriage due to the freedom of religion. Conservatives should not be permitted to impose their religious ideas on others who do not share them. Same-sex marriage

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    Legalizing Gay Marriage

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    Samantha Sandoval 26 October 2012 Should Gay Marriage be Legal? Same sex marriage is an issue that many people stand against; it is against the church’s teachings of morality. Others also see homosexuality in general as a trend and a choice. Although those are some beliefs it has been proven through science that homosexuality is not a choice. Often time’s people look past the fact that by not allowing gay marriage they are taking away human rights‚ and though a same sex couple may be in a very

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    Children of Gay Fathers

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    Jennifer Sexton October 11‚ 2012 CHILDREN OF GAY FATHERSThere is a lot of controversy over the status of children of gay fathers. Some say the children struggle more than other kids. Yet‚ others say that the children excel more due to being put in the spotlight. Also‚ there has been some speculation over when the fathers should come clean to their kids. They worry about damaging their self-esteem and grieving over their loss of innocence. The fathers who don’t discuss this issue with

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    Gay Marriage Debate

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    not get distracted from what is essentially: an issue of the equal rights guaranteed to all Americans. Why should homosexuals be denied the privilege of marriage when extending it to them would do no damage to anyone else? Conversely‚ allowing gays to marry would have many positive benefits to society. Due to current tax laws‚ married couples tend to pay more taxes than singles. In a 2000 article in the National Tax Journal‚ James Alm and Leslie A. Whittington‚ economist‚ known for their work

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    Tennesee Williams

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    All writer use to one degree or another elements of their life to help formulate their characters and stories‚ but Tennessee Williams seems to draw more from his personal experiences than most. After reading “The Resemblance Between a Violin Case and a Coffin” and doing some background research on the author it becomes quite clear that he wrote this story as a reflection of his life. The similarities between the narrator/boy in the story and Tennessee himself are quite obvious‚ as well as other characters

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