LGBT Should Have the Same Rights as Other Americans
In 2016, just under fifty people were murdered in Orlando Florida. This massacre happened at a gay nightclub.( Being a LGBT member should still mean you are granted your human rights. This means that you should not feel timid about going out with your friends on a Saturday night and feeling that you might be killed or beaten. Around five-thousand lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender people commit suicide each year and around another five hundred-thousand youth lgbt attempt suicide. Even though LGBT are very different, they are still human. LGBT should be granted their human rights. (Ellis, CNN news, June, 13)
My first reason is that, LGBT members still want to be treated just like other hetorosexual people. Around 8% of lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender adults get fired …show more content…
No matter the person's gender, they are human. That means that LGBT are granted their human rights as soon as they are born, because they are human. LGBT members in the U.S. are not given the same rights as other U.S. citizens. In the United States of America, LGBT aren't even let into their military to fight for their own country. Even though LGBT are different they should be allowed to fight for their own country.
My last reason to support LGBT rights is because many innocent people are beaten and killed for being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. People are abused for living the life that they chose to live. LGBT are ten times more likely to be bullied over any other student when going to school. Them being bullied causes them to feel unsafe at school and they decide to stay home and lose their education. Around 30% of LGBT say that they had attempted suicide in their lifetime, also, 60% reported that they feel “Alone or Depressed”. Bullying someone because they are different can lead to them having depression or even committing
In 2016, just under fifty people were murdered in Orlando Florida. This massacre happened at a gay nightclub.( Being a LGBT member should still mean you are granted your human rights. This means that you should not feel timid about going out with your friends on a Saturday night and feeling that you might be killed or beaten. Around five-thousand lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender people commit suicide each year and around another five hundred-thousand youth lgbt attempt suicide. Even though LGBT are very different, they are still human. LGBT should be granted their human rights. (Ellis, CNN news, June, 13)
My first reason is that, LGBT members still want to be treated just like other hetorosexual people. Around 8% of lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender adults get fired …show more content…
No matter the person's gender, they are human. That means that LGBT are granted their human rights as soon as they are born, because they are human. LGBT members in the U.S. are not given the same rights as other U.S. citizens. In the United States of America, LGBT aren't even let into their military to fight for their own country. Even though LGBT are different they should be allowed to fight for their own country.
My last reason to support LGBT rights is because many innocent people are beaten and killed for being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. People are abused for living the life that they chose to live. LGBT are ten times more likely to be bullied over any other student when going to school. Them being bullied causes them to feel unsafe at school and they decide to stay home and lose their education. Around 30% of LGBT say that they had attempted suicide in their lifetime, also, 60% reported that they feel “Alone or Depressed”. Bullying someone because they are different can lead to them having depression or even committing