Law and the Gay Rights Story was written by Walter Frank. He talked about the major issues and the inequality of the gay and lesbian community. The author discussed the history of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) community and the laws that affected them. The word “law” refers to policies, court case, and the people who are a member of the government. At the same time, he give the view of the LGBT community and surprisingly, the view of the people who does not like them. With given the history, the viewpoint, he also, had given a short summary of the gay lifestyle. Overall, the book was the history of LGBT groups who is fighting for their rights that they given in the present day.
The book is divided into three periods: Pre-Stonewall …show more content…
In the book, there were not many places could act gay without any judgment. In addition, state law makes it harder for gay to meet up. One example is New York had laws that prohibited gays in public and private places. Also, it was hard for the gays community to create a business because the police will raid it and shut it down. The focus of the LGBT right is important. The reason is the LGBT movement is like any movement such as women right, civil right movement, and the Latinos movement. All the movement was given most of their right, expect the LGBT community. In today 's news, the new portray being gay is bad, or make over dramatic life story of being gay. This is important to focus on giving the LGBT people their right instead of making a deal about being gay or transgender. It is a big deal because everyone in the United States should have a pursuit of happiness. This is weird that the LGBT community still has not gotten their rights. The right they got was the right is married the same sex , and not be able to discriminate by their ordination. In addition , the only reason why the American still have not given the LGBT their right is the Bible say no …show more content…
The first one author, David Azzolina, liked the book. Plus, he stated that LGBT community is having a constant battle for marriage equality. The marriage equality battle is more complex than it sounds. This reviewer likes how the book discussed the LGBT legal issue from world to new He was surprised that the first amendment was the controversial thing. Also, he likes how the author stated the gay marriage is a constitution dignity. Finally, he suggested the book mean at for the general reader. The book does not mean for a specific group, such as gays only. The second author also like the book too. The two author, Nathan Tipton, started that the book was illumination overview between American prejudice and the gay right movement. Plus, he stated Frank, the author of Laws and the gay right story, was able to trace the American moral attitude in the 1950s. He does not like how the 1950s American moral attitude was harsh in the gays community while the gays community were offered little protection from the policies and the laws. On the other hand, Tipton like how the author shows a balanced view for and against the same-sex marriage and what is the true meaning of democracy. Also, he likes how Frank is at his strongest when writing about the legal fight over same-sex
The book is divided into three periods: Pre-Stonewall …show more content…
In the book, there were not many places could act gay without any judgment. In addition, state law makes it harder for gay to meet up. One example is New York had laws that prohibited gays in public and private places. Also, it was hard for the gays community to create a business because the police will raid it and shut it down. The focus of the LGBT right is important. The reason is the LGBT movement is like any movement such as women right, civil right movement, and the Latinos movement. All the movement was given most of their right, expect the LGBT community. In today 's news, the new portray being gay is bad, or make over dramatic life story of being gay. This is important to focus on giving the LGBT people their right instead of making a deal about being gay or transgender. It is a big deal because everyone in the United States should have a pursuit of happiness. This is weird that the LGBT community still has not gotten their rights. The right they got was the right is married the same sex , and not be able to discriminate by their ordination. In addition , the only reason why the American still have not given the LGBT their right is the Bible say no …show more content…
The first one author, David Azzolina, liked the book. Plus, he stated that LGBT community is having a constant battle for marriage equality. The marriage equality battle is more complex than it sounds. This reviewer likes how the book discussed the LGBT legal issue from world to new He was surprised that the first amendment was the controversial thing. Also, he likes how the author stated the gay marriage is a constitution dignity. Finally, he suggested the book mean at for the general reader. The book does not mean for a specific group, such as gays only. The second author also like the book too. The two author, Nathan Tipton, started that the book was illumination overview between American prejudice and the gay right movement. Plus, he stated Frank, the author of Laws and the gay right story, was able to trace the American moral attitude in the 1950s. He does not like how the 1950s American moral attitude was harsh in the gays community while the gays community were offered little protection from the policies and the laws. On the other hand, Tipton like how the author shows a balanced view for and against the same-sex marriage and what is the true meaning of democracy. Also, he likes how Frank is at his strongest when writing about the legal fight over same-sex