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    Gay marriage and adoption

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    Marriage and Adoption 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

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    Homophobic bullying is a behaviour or language which makes someone feel unwelcome and it discriminates against their perceived sexual orientation or their actual orientation. Young people are especially targeted with homophobic bullying‚ some major factors as to why this type of discriminative behaviour is influenced‚ includes; people perceive that you have a particular sexual orientation‚ because you fit within lesbian‚ gay or bisexual stereotypes. These stereotypes are based on a societal basis involving

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    The Middle Sexes

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    The Middle Sexes A Reflection Ashley Harper EDF2085-400447 It is easier to believe that some things are black and white; that they can only be this or that‚ no other. In the case of sexual orientation‚ there lies a huge gray area. Not all men and women are attracted to the opposite sex. Some are attracted to the same sex‚ which is referred to as homosexuality‚ and some are attracted to both sexes‚ which could be either pansexual or bisexual. While homosexuality‚ and what lies in

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    Reverse Sexual Harassment

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    Reverse Sexual Harassment February 28‚ 2012 Abstract In what is perceived to still be a male-dominated society‚ one of the most ambiguous topics to broach is that of reverse sexual harassment. Reverse sexual harassment refers to the sexual harassment of a male by a female. While it is not perceived as the norm‚ there are several instances of this occurring annually. It is generally supposed the actual number is greatly underreported due to the nature of the offence. Both sexual and reverse

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    stereotyping has been used as a form of marketing. The stereotypical codes give television and film audiences a common and quick way of understanding a particular person. In most cases‚ stereotypical codes focus on ethnicity‚ social roles‚ sexual orientation‚ occupation‚ race and gender. Most often‚ the groups being stereotyped may not defend themselves. They are usually the minority and raising their voices may make little or no impact. However‚ there are some measures‚ which have been instituted

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    Male-male Compensatory Relationship Theory I. Rationale Among many historical figures‚ some have been recorded as having homosexual relationships which may or may not be exclusive to same sex. It is through constant suppression and negative connotations that many of them have been left to perish. Earliest documented same-sex relationships dates back in Ancient Greece where it was indicated that it was normal for adult males (erastes) to have younger males (eromenos) to take as lovers but does

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    Homosexuality

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    many other things. Sometimes these differences can be seen as outside the social norm‚ which can come across as “weird”. One thing that differentiates many people in the world is their sexual orientation. There are those who are heterosexual and they can be seen as people who are sexually attracted to or have sexual relations with someone of the opposite sex. On the other hand‚ there are those who are totally different from heterosexuals‚ and they are known as homosexuals. Homosexuality is one of

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    lesbian when she expresses her sexual and romantic desires toward another female. Gay is to describe the homosexuality of men. A gay man is one who is romantically‚ sexuality and or emotionally attracted to men. Bisexuality is the potential to be physically‚ emotionally and or sexually attracted to both men and woman. The term is especially used in the context of human sexual attraction to denote romantic or sexual feelings toward men and women. Many people engage in sexual activity with people of both

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    denotes sexual interest in members of one’s own anatomic sex and applies to both_ _men and women. Homosexual males are often referred to as gay males and homosexual females or referred to as lesbians. Gay males and lesbians have existed throughout history. The historical and scientific perspectives on homosexuality have shaped the way gay individuals perceive themselves in various ways. These perspectives may also be beneficial to heterosexuals’ understanding of others in our world of sexual diversity

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    unit 202 outcome 1.1

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    framework with clear laws to be more effective in tackling discrimination and disadvantages. It covers the following areas- • Age • Disability • Gender reassignment • Marriage and Civil partnership • Race • Religion or belief • Sex • Sexual orientation We also have our own policies in school to cover equality. There is- • S.E.N. • Racial Equality • Equal opportunities • These explain what is classed as discrimination and how to deal with it. Outcome 1.2 It is important to support

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