Homosexual are two individuals who are of the same sex being sexual drawn towards another. For example, male with a male and female with a female. Heterosexual are two individuals who are from opposite sex being sexual drawn towards another. The ones who are being viewed as a cultural and personality issue is the homosexual individuals. The obvious reasons as to what the difference is obvious in the definition itself, but what other difference is there? The answer is there is no difference, the two individuals are still both human. They possess the same biology and characteristics of being a human being. The only difference is who their significant others are. Being a homosexual does not show a variation of what a heterosexual individual can do. In the social status hierarchy at the top of the pyramid there are homosexual in Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief of Operations (COO) positions in companies. For example, after reading and article titled, “7 LGBT CEOs You Should Know” it was interesting to find out that Tim Cook who is the CEO of apple since 2011, is titled “the most powerful gay executive in the world.” Before he joined Apple in 1998, Cook served as the vice president of corporate materials for Compaq. Tim was also the Chief Operating Officer of Intelligent Electronics in the Reseller Division. Tim also spent twelve years at IBM. Tim has an M.B.A. from Duke University, and a Bachelor’s of Science degree in industrial engineering from Auburn University. Another one would be Rick Welts President and Chief of Operations of the Golden State Warriors. Rick was also the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Phoenix Suns from July, 2002 until September, 2011. From 1996 to 1999, Rick was also the third highest ranking official in the NBA, as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer. Being a homosexual does not
Homosexual are two individuals who are of the same sex being sexual drawn towards another. For example, male with a male and female with a female. Heterosexual are two individuals who are from opposite sex being sexual drawn towards another. The ones who are being viewed as a cultural and personality issue is the homosexual individuals. The obvious reasons as to what the difference is obvious in the definition itself, but what other difference is there? The answer is there is no difference, the two individuals are still both human. They possess the same biology and characteristics of being a human being. The only difference is who their significant others are. Being a homosexual does not show a variation of what a heterosexual individual can do. In the social status hierarchy at the top of the pyramid there are homosexual in Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief of Operations (COO) positions in companies. For example, after reading and article titled, “7 LGBT CEOs You Should Know” it was interesting to find out that Tim Cook who is the CEO of apple since 2011, is titled “the most powerful gay executive in the world.” Before he joined Apple in 1998, Cook served as the vice president of corporate materials for Compaq. Tim was also the Chief Operating Officer of Intelligent Electronics in the Reseller Division. Tim also spent twelve years at IBM. Tim has an M.B.A. from Duke University, and a Bachelor’s of Science degree in industrial engineering from Auburn University. Another one would be Rick Welts President and Chief of Operations of the Golden State Warriors. Rick was also the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Phoenix Suns from July, 2002 until September, 2011. From 1996 to 1999, Rick was also the third highest ranking official in the NBA, as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer. Being a homosexual does not