What is it?
As people pass from childhood to their teen years and beyond into their adulthood. Their bodies develop and grow. They explore their sexual identity, and identify between sexual preferences. Some individuals grow to be sexually attracted to the other sex, whilst others choose to be attracted to the same sex. The vast majority identify as what is known as Heterosexual (attracted to the same sex) but a minority decide to be what is known as Homosexual (same sex) this small minority is sadly scrutinised and subjected to discrimination.
Discrimination
Whilst gay and lesbian people are just as apart of society as any other gender, culture, or belief. They are still sadly subjected to unsurmountable amounts of prejudice and discrimination from the rest of society. A 2008 study done between 390 gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender members of the LGBT community, showed …show more content…
In honest opinion, those ways of advertising are obsolete and are no longer needed to spread a message. In fact, the easiest way to spread a message is also financially the most feasible. This is simply done through the huge array of social networks within the internet. The focus of the campaign is to mainly make public knowledge of the issue of homophobia within Australia. In some hope through knowledge the problem can be solved. Creating a social network campaign that involves those within the LGBT community to share photos of themselves, and the experiences they have had facing the adversities that come from living their alternative lifestyle. Once they have been sent through their own individual Facebook pages they will be collected to be collaged onto a single page, to see that its not one or a couple that are affected by this but a whole community in fact. Representing unity within the LGBT