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    Nature vs. Nurture The etiology of homosexuality has been debated throughout the years by many different organizations. “Sexual orientation refers to a dispositional sexual attraction towards persons of the opposite sex or same sex” (Rahman‚ 2005‚ p. 1057). Many homosexuals are elated to find that genetics is at least partly a source of sexual orientation. On the other hand many do not want the specific genes to be found for fear that they will be used to eliminate homosexuality in the future

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    In recent years society is more open to the concept of accept gay marriage and parenting as a healthy‚ normal family structure. Critics of the model focus on the effects of gay families on children. Religion argues that it is unnatural for two same sex individuals to raise children as a family. Conservatives and traditionalists worry "gay genes" will be passed along blood lines or instilled in adoptive children. Still others wrongfully assume that homosexual parents are child molesters in the

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    Heterosexual Jill Review

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    Jill Review Sexual orientation is defined as “the fact of someone preferring to have sexual relationships either with men‚ or with women‚ or with both”‚ according to the Cambridge Dictionaries Online. Under this definition‚ “preferring” is a psychological and philosophical understanding of human sexuality placed on a continuum with two extremes‚ heterosexuality and homosexuality. Jill‚ the leading actress of Heterosexual Jill (2013)‚ confuses herself with her own sexual orientation after finding her

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    psychologists believe that it’s genetic and some believe that it is a learned sexual orientation. In my personal opinion‚ I think that homosexuals are born with that sexual orientation. I believe that a homosexual might not always have fully known they were gay but some part of them always did know. I strongly disagree with the psychologists who say that homosexuality is learned; you just don’t go and learn sexual orientation like you learn something in school. There are also some psychologists who believe

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    rather have a trait that they are born with. Homosexuality is when someone is romantically attracted to their same gender and until a few years ago‚ sexual orientation was called a sexual preference. Obviously‚ the two terms mean completely different things. A preference‚ being

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    have laws that protect people from workplace discrimination in contrast to states that do nothave laws that protect people from workplace discrimination. In the United States‚ there are 16 states that prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. “According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)‚ is responsible for enforcing federal laws that make it illegal to discriminate against a job applicant or an employee.” In the United States‚ there are more

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    Title: Should homosexual couples be allowed to legally adopt children? OUTLINE Introduction Thesis statement: Adoption by same-sex couples should be legalized to provide orphans with a family environment or people who can take care of their wellbeing‚ provide the couples with the right to have children and a family of their own. Body 1. Paragraph 1 (supporting argument 1) Every parent should be equally legal to adopt children if they are willing to and if they are capable of rearing their children

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    not how it is most of the time. There are some people who fit into that nice little box but the vast majority does not. There are many variables and contributing factors to human sexuality‚ such as your biological sex‚ gender‚ sexual orientation‚ romantic orientation‚ and sexual behavior. To argue whether or not your sexuality is a product of nature as opposed to nurture as well as the opposite argument there has to be first a firm understanding of each of these. A person’s biological sex‚ as defined

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    Lisa Sherman Case Analysis: October 2010 Summary: Lisa Sherman worked for Verizon for many years. While there she never revealed her sexual orientation .Then one fated day‚ there was a diversification workshop with her fellow managers. The outcome of this was that her coworkers were bigoted towards homosexuality. Lisa Sherman had a tough decision to make‚ whether to stay or to leave. The following analysis shows a suggested solution. Lisa Sherman Case Analysis: Lisa Sherman spent many

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    to make very difficult decisions‚ which lead them to make sacrifices or compromise. The most common sacrifices and compromises are usually personal‚ such as against family which may lead certain people to take up another culture‚ against sexual orientation which may lead the person to quit something they love doing and against education which may result in the loss of family tradition. Sacrifices are made against family so individuals can belong in society and different groups (phrasing). In the

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