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    During The Gay Rights Era

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    May 27‚ 2013 Gay Rights In the mid 1900s‚ during the Civil Rights era‚ the world we live in now was much different‚ as signs on doors told people with a different skin color if they were welcome in their business‚ and life in the U.S. was in a time of segregation. In school we have been taught in our classes of all the discrimination and hate that happened during that time period‚ and I hope that we all can agree that it was wrong. . At the time‚ passing as a white in society made things much

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    It is so much better to have two moms or two dads‚ than no parents at all? In March 2007‚ there were 65‚000 children adopted and being raised by homosexual parents in the United States (Gandossy‚ 2007). There were also‚ more than 14‚100 foster children in loving homes with homosexual couples (Gandossy‚ 2007). There are so many children that need parents in America‚ parenting should not be defined by sexuality‚ instead anyone who is fit to be parents should be allowed to adopt. So why not let homosexual

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    Review: The Business of Being Born My view of childbirth was limited before this movie. The Business of Being Born challenged every aspect of the pregnancy process and childbirth experience‚ for me. Childbirth is a billion dollar industry that has skyrocketed in the United States. This movie‚ directed by Rickki Lake‚ examines all the different approaches to childbirth. In this documentary it shared scary statistics of the United States birth rates and mortalities. For being a developed country we

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    Gay and lesbian parenting is still one of the most controversial topics to discuss today due to society drilling into minds that the Mom-and-Dad orientated family is the definition of a normal and healthy family. Gay and lesbian parenting is simply couples of the same-sex raising a family where the children grow up in loving‚ supportive environments. The sexual orientation of the parents does not influence if they can raise a child‚ rather it depends on if the parents are capable of providing a nurturing

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    Throughout the United States‚ the difference in opinion in gay adoption has risen as gay marriage has become legal. The positive side to the controversy is that homosexual parents are more into the children’s future because they want to become parents. As children grow up having parents of the same gender they will learn more about themselves. They are able to stand out and be understanding with others they encounter. No matter the parents‚ children should be viewed on their characteristics not on

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    and religious definitions. I do not agree with same sex marriage because it confuses children and it complicates government laws. I do agree that they have a right to live happy and together‚ but not legally married. The author Thomas B. Stoddard‚ “Gay Marriages: Make Them Legal” agrees to same sex marriage and belive that they have same legal rights as everyone else. The author of the article is clearly in favor of same sex marriage; however his example really does not pertain to the actual issue

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    international gay lobby even if it means he loses his life. Speaking at the Jamaica Observer’s Monday Exchange‚ the Reverend Peter Garth‚ read out a section of the Gay Manifesto which he said was crafted to destroy the heterosexual family and eventually the society. Garth told reporters and eidtors that he is prepared to die in the fight against what he described as a ’very powerful’ gay lobby. Below is the complete text of the Gay Manifesto. The Gay Manifesto First Published in Gay Community News

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    family will face in the Congo. Since the Congolese villagers are seen through the eyes of the growing daughters‚ the view changes. At first‚ they appear as ridiculous savages. But as the girls mature‚ the villagers become fully fleshed-out human beings‚ immersed in a complex and sophisticated culture. Nathan’s lack of responsiveness to this culture wears out his family’s welcome‚ but he refuses to leave. Only after a series of misfortunes—culminating in the death of Ruth May—do the women leave Nathan

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    together should be able to do it." These remarks reflect a common misconception held by many people: Same-sex marriage will secure new liberties for homosexuals that have escaped them thus far. This will not happen because no personal liberty is being denied them. Gay couples can already do everything married people do - express love‚ set up housekeeping‚ share home ownership‚ have sex‚ raise children‚ buy property‚ receive inheritance‚ and spend the rest of their lives together. It’s not against any law

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    Gay Marriage Pros And Cons

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    The Supreme Court is set to confront the issue of gay marriage for the first time in 40 years in two cases set for argument in late March. Same-sex couples are asking the justices to strike down California’s Proposition 8‚ which banned gay marriage in the state just six months after a court ruled that preventing gays and lesbians from marrying was unconstitutional. In a second case‚ a New York City widow is urging the court to strike down the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA)‚ which limits federal

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