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    Getty Sherman Sociology Research #3 Gay Rights In our country this year there is many movements for the gay community coming together. The gay community has significantly stood up for there rights over the last few years and we should expect a lot more. The gay community has recently gained many large voices to their movement‚ from congressmen and celebrities to even former President Bill Clinton (Wong Huffington Post). I believe 2013 is going to be a big year for not only the gay community

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    The preface of Bowling‚ and Bell Bottoms: Pop Culture of the 20th-Century American starts off by saying that the social movements were just the beginning of changing the lifestyle of Americans. The most visible movement was the youth movement that took place in many forms. College students protested across campuses and formed the Students for a Democratic Society. The hippy movement also came from the youth movement. The segregation of society led to the crescendo of the Civil Rights Movement‚ which

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    out of public places‚ disowned from their family‚ and many more. In the United States‚ the gay rights movement goes back to the Stonewall riots that occurred following a police raid in New York City. Police bombarded the gay bars and the gays finally fought back. This event lasted for three days and marked the beginning of the gay rights movement. After the Stonewall riots‚ there were a few gay organizations that formed. From 1969 and 1974‚ the amount of gay organizations have increased up to nearly

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    Study Guide I. United States Civil War: causes‚ course‚ and effects a. Cotton Economy and Slavery i. Cotton is King ii. Conditions of enslavement 1. “peculiar institution” of slavery frowned upon for a long time iii. Abolitionists 2. Underground Railroad a. Network of secret routes and safe houses used in helping slaves escape to free states b. Harriet Tubman i. Also known as Moses

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    look at the social era of 1960’s to 1980’s‚ the drag performance of Charles Ludlam and the Ridculous Theatrical Company. I begin with an historical overview of the social and political era of the late 1960’s and gay theatre. I start with the Stonewall riots in 1969 and continue with reviews of Ludlams style of acting focusing on his female roles. The conclusion of my paper and research focuses on the impact Charles Ludlam had on the public in regards to issues such as gender identity. My paper

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    hetersexual men. Her study proved the Association wrong and that homosexuality was not a mental disease‚ Other events such as the Stonewall riots occurred in the 1960s and are said to be the beginning events to the gay liberation movement. These riots were caused by police officers raiding gay bars where the members retaliated‚ and then days of protests followed these riots. Other incidents happened frequently through the next few years‚ but physical violence was not the only thing homosexuals

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    United States. The most crucial moment in blowing the gay rights movement wide open was on the evening of July 27‚ 1969‚ when a group of police raided a gay bar in New York City. This act prompted three days of rioting in the area called the Stonewall Riots‚ including the appearance of numerous gay power signs. Almost overnight‚ a massive movement had begun‚ with participants enthusiastically joining in. By 1973‚ there were almost eight hundred gay and lesbian organizations in the United States;

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    turn of the century. In 1953‚ President Dwight Eisenhower signed Executive Order 10450‚ banning homosexuals from working for the federal government or any private contractor because they are considered “security risks”. In 1969‚ patrons of the Stonewall Inn riot for three days after an attempted police raiding to exterminate the neighborhood of “sexual deviants”. In 1982‚ Wisconsin became the first state to outlaw discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. In 1993‚ the department of Defense

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    “I would rather have a mind opened by wonder than one closed by belief.” This quote‚ by Gerry Spence‚ encaptures an attitude that is needed in people today in order to move forward with LGBT rights. There have been many ups and downs for the LGBT rights movement but it’s a working progress. LGBTs have been openly discriminated by religious groups‚ who have come to falsely believe their actions are morally right‚ which then follows into politics. This has pushed present generations to openly and nationally

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    The expression‚ deviance draws reference to frown upon behaviour in a social context; the breach of various concerted norm that generally exist in a community or in society (Newman 2004). Some types of deviance are determined by criminal law‚ others by social standards‚ morality‚ the expectations of certain social groups‚ the welfare system or the medical vocation (Roach-anleu 2003).It is subjective to classify what is regarded as deviant since norms and values vary across nations and culture. Various

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