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    to influence their children to become gay. “Others argue that gay-male couples have poorer than average parenting skills‚ relative to accepted social norms. There are also others who question the mental health of gay males because of their sexual orientation. Another claim is that children raised by gay males are more likely to be suicidal” (Lobaugh 5-6). These and many other issues prevent gays from adopting children and raising families. This is why the gays’ battle for adoption rights has been

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    disadvantage solely because of their sexual orientation. This discrimination must stop because gay and lesbian couples are law-abiding citizens too‚ who should be afforded the same rights as heterosexual couples. One common problem that plagues gay and lesbian couples that are denied the right to marry is their inability to claim their partner’s social security after he or she has died. The Human Rights Campaign‚ which work to achieve equal rights for lesbian‚ gay‚ bi-sexual and transgender people‚ is

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    intersectionality of gender‚ sexual orientation‚ gender identity‚ race‚ class‚ and ethnicity—revolving around ubiquitous structural and institutional inequality. Lisa Duggans in her article “Making it Perfectly Queer” discusses the diversity of “Queer” as a term of an inclusive community‚ an “oxymoronic community of difference” which identifies the foundations of the Queer community based on similar resistance to conventional norms rather than their shared experiences or sexual

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    more productive. It means that when women take the same responsibilities as men it can help to plan a better way of life in the family. Secondly‚ the sexual orientation is producing a lot of trouble in society and if society can tolerate the different sexual orientations that exist in these days‚ the World will be better. In the article “Sexual Orientation Discrimination” the author says that “The extended protection developed in the Price-Waterhouse decision provides only a limited amount of protection

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    talking down on homosexuals‚ does not provide equal rights for GLBT citizens‚ and does not allow openly gay Americans to serve their nation in the military – “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” policy –‚ tell kids that they should tolerate and respect all sexual orientations? It is likely that these kids won’t. As long as the government doesn’t upgrade policies and laws that keep GLBT people as second-class citizens‚ anti-gay bullying will continue to happen. Kids need the grown-up society around them to demonstrate

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    Bisexuality is the romantic sexual attraction to males and females or sexually attracted by both men and women.It is a behavior towards sexual attraction involving physical and or romantic to both of his same sex orientation.There is no definite explanation why individuals developed bisexual orientation. Some reasons say that it includes both environmental factors and genetic factors.Environmental factors can be exposure to the people around who are gay or bisexual.Bisexuality is the understanding

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    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 stigma "represents the policies of private and

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    society‚ of course homosexuality then the rejected as it is the minority. Also‚ just how handedness is formed naturally at a young age‚ so is sexual orientation‚ which continuously grows as a person ages‚ unless suppressed by outside factors. Therefore‚ one can then conclude that‚ “like handedness‚ society can suppress the behavior associated with sexual orientation (homosexuality in this case)‚ but we cannot change its biological basis (Hamer & Copeland 1994; Kalat 1998)” (Good‚ Hafner‚ and Peebles)

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    discovery of one’s sexual orientation. Over the course of her life‚ Alison Bechdel eventually comes to the realization that she is a lesbian. Interestingly‚ Alison Bechdel uses this novel to recount her experience of events that helped to shape her personal identity‚ which resulted in a transformation of the way she sees herself. In the end‚ Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic is a wonderful narrative that shows its readers the complexity of personal identity‚ and how things like sexual orientation

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    is a sexual norm? Explain with an example. Sexual norms are standards set out by society that people are expected to live by. These set of so called rules are likely to change and have been for many years. Social and sexual norms vary culture to culture‚ but within these norms there is a certain criteria based on sexual behavior that one must follow in order to be considered normal. Sexual norms consist of what type of sexual activity you might partake in‚ how often someone has sex‚ sexual preference

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