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    emphasizing the major impact stigma has on well-being‚ the benefits of marriage‚ and the lack of difference between lesbian and gay parents and heterosexual parents. According to the brief: 1. Homosexuality is neither a disorder nor a disease‚ but rather a normal variant of human sexual orientation. The vast majority of social prejudice‚ discrimination and violence against lesbians‚ gay men and bisexuals takes a cumulative toll on the well-being of members in each of these forces‚ structural

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    recognized union between partners of the same sex” (Oxford Dictionary Online). During the early period‚ people have been prejudiced against gay and lesbian marriage. It’s understandable since any big change in public policy must be justified and its risks carefully evaluated from their point of view. A number of questions have been made: “Do gays and lesbians make good parents as good as straight parents?”‚ “Will their childen’s sex be affected by them?” “Will it break down family values?” This issue

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    Because the Chicana feminist movement members were lesbian‚ the feminists viewed them as an extreme deviation of feminism. The feminists were just anti-male and not lesbian‚ and due to the Chicana feminists being lesbianslesbian and feminist were often used interchangeably. It was hard for people to accept that they were lesbian because the Chicanas were viewed as good house wives and mothers before (Chicana/o P.216-217). The feminists and lesbians saw the criticisms and resistance was due to sexism

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    Mattachine Society‚ the first national gay rights organization‚ is formed by Harry Hay‚ considered by many to be the founder of the gay rights movement. 1955 The first lesbian-rights organization in the United States‚ the Daughters of Bilitis‚ was established in San Francisco in 1955. 1956 The Daughters of Bilitis‚ a pioneering national lesbian organization‚ is founded. 1958 Joe Cino‚ an Italian-American theater producer‚ opens Caffe Cino. Caffe Cino is credited with starting the Off-Off-Broadway theater

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    Currently today in the United States Homosexuals face various problems when it comes to their partners and most importantly their children. Gay and Lesbian parents are facing discrimination because of their sexual orientation. Allowing same-sex couples to adopt children has made people assume particular aspects about Lesbian and Gay couple’s lives and the effects it could have on their children. American culture tends to reject or feel threatened by new ideas‚ and instead of looking

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    an issue that many people worldwide have come to either totally accept or totally dis-approve of. Although the number of individuals that are for it is a minority‚ the issue still causes various heated debates. People who are in favor of Gay and Lesbian parenting rights claim that as long as there is a pledge to parenthood then successful parenting is possible as a homosexual individual. One main argument for same-sex parenting is the fact that within a gay couple there is no chance for accidental

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    Gay and Lesbian Hate Crime Analysis Ron Lawler CJA 540 Criminological Theory October 31‚ 2010 Dr. Shaunita Grase Gay and Lesbian Hate Crime Analysis The United States Justice Department defines hate crimes as “the violence of intolerance and bigotry‚ intended to hurt and intimidate someone because of their race‚ ethnicity‚ national origin‚ religion‚ sexual orientation or disability” (National Crime Prevention Council‚ 2010‚ p. 1). Over the centuries and throughout the world‚ history shows

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    Gay marriage is one the most controversial issues of today’s society‚ especially in America. I wrote my speech about gay marriage and why it should be allowed in the United States. If civil unions of male couples were legal 600 years ago‚ why shouldn’t they be in today’s society? Back in the day they found legal contracts from medieval France that basically meant brotherhood. In the contract‚ the brothers pledged to live together with a saying‚ “one bread‚ one wine‚ and one purse.” This meaning‚

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    Klasovec‚ a world champion speed skater‚ created an article about The Sexual Politics of Women in Sport she also takes a survey on “ Lesbophobia” and demonstrates how many female athletes dealt with the accusation of being lesbian. Lesbophobia is a negative term for lesbians and often makes them feel uncomfortable. Klasovec states how “ During the early 1900s‚ there was much public debate about whether women’s athleticism would masculinize women ‚ or conversely ‚ whether women would feminize sport

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    in movies. A lot of the time the media portrays gay people as fitting into only these stereotypes and as being so much different than any other person‚ without any regard for the truth or real life. People have preconceived notions of how gays and lesbians live their lives without even getting to know what its really like to be gay in America. There has to be a way to get people that don’t know anything about the gay culture to look deeper and stop perpetuating the myths and stereotypes they see portrayed

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