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    equality and open tolerance for lesbians and gays were seen as radical, shocking, and not yet accepted. Eventually becoming the first openly gay politician, Milk’s influences on society eventually opened doors for others to harness courage to come out and be open about their sexuality. Harvey Milk was a leader and an iconic figure who stood…

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    Homophobia In Jamaica

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    In this paper, I will discuss why most Jamaicans, currently residing in Jamaica, are homophobic. Jamaica is not the only homophobic nation, but it is the only country that has little research on why the country’s violent sentiment against gays is so strong (West, 2014). In 2012, nearly 88% of Jamaica 's population believed male homosexuality was immoral, and 84% believed female homosexuality was immoral (“Human Rights First”, 2016). The high percentages of homophobia could be due to the fact…

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    The Corner Analysis

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    construction of alternative sexual identities in this case was intimately linked to nation-building.” In such context, the lesbian director Zero Chou, who is an insider or “informant” of the gay group, approaches the issue of gay culture from the perspective of this oppressed group who render a renowned gay bar “The Corner’s” as their underground homosexual kingdom. By utilizing the operation of camera as an indispensible tool to indicate the reflexivity and emphasizing the performativity…

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    In her speech “Our Armies Are Rising and We Are Getting Stronger”, to the Latino Gay Men of New York (LGMNY) in 2001, Sylvia Rivera recounted her life in the context of her contribution to transgender activism, specifically that of the Stonewall Riots which took place during the summer of 1969. Throughout her speech Rivera reveals the underlying and persistent marginalization that took place not only on behalf of the cisgender, heteronormative community, but by her own community as well. Just…

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    opinion rather than conforming to the views of others. The way it’s done can leave a negative or positive impact on a community. The music industry discriminates against the LGBT community while others accept them. “LGBT” is the acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. (“The Welcoming Project”, 1) Fashion and arts have a large amount of known members in the LGBT community, whereas people in the entertainment industry, such as music and television, are less likely to see members of…

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    people are born with. 64.111.622 people believe that being gay is the result of “loose personal morals.” (rt.com/news/russia-gay-law-myths-951/) The LGBT community has been in Russian history for some time. Government officials have been trying to stop…

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    Stereotyping is something that was well alive back then and still alive and well today. Although stereotyping does not have an exact date on which it started, it all comes from people not being willing or taking the time to actually complete the “total picture.” So, we take what we see and hear, such as language, gestures, and appearance to fill in the missing parts. There are two main instances which occur in the Maltese Falcon which are, sexism, and homosexuality, two of the many stereotypes…

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    Weapons Test Reflection

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    than the other ones; it made me feel like the researchers were almost setting us up to come out as biased against Gay people. Associating negative words with homosexuality is a way of skewing the results, in my opinion. I am proud of the results I got because I do not know very many gay or lesbian people and I never really grew up having any friends come out. I can count the number of gay people I personally know on one hand. I learned from this that if any of my friends do come out to me that I…

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    women. It is the portrayal of the life as a closeted stud living in a hyper religious household. The mother was a extremist Christian who was going to church as much as possible and would try to change her child so that no one would think her child was gay. This movie just really brought my reality to the big screen…

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    Glee Language Analysis

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    Endah Siti Nurohmah Investigation of gay language This section contains quantitative analysis of language features of homosexual characters in Glee season 3. This analysis is based on Fiscus’s method, which is to count some features of language that stereotypically belongs to women language and men language. The features include hedges, intensifiers, oh my god/like, taboo words, gonna, and guys/man. Lexical hedges and intensifiers are suggested by Lakoff as women linguistic features (Holmes,…

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