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    being denied basic human rights because of factors that they cannot control, such as homosexuality or gender identification? It seems as if society nowadays can cherry pick who deserves to be treated as a human and who is not worthy. Members of the LGBTQ community around the globe are being denied basic human rights due to discrimination which causes a vicious cycle of abuse…

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    The importance of the protection and equality of the LGBTQ community has come to the forefront in not only the country, but in our own school systems over the past few years. The rights and protections of these individuals began to increase under laws created by the Obama Administration. However, the new Trump administration has began to threaten these rights by taking back the protection of transgender students by revoking their right to use restrooms that match their gender identity. The Trump…

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    or harassed just because of who you are and your preferences? Many people in the world have gotten verbally or physically attacked because of this same reason. There has been discrimination and hate crimes towards people of the LGBTQ in America for many years now, and it still happens today. Even though there’s some people who go against these people, there are still some who want equality for all. Discrimination on members of the LGBTQ has been active for a long time but some people do whatever…

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    Throughout history the Canadian education system has been utilized as a means to instil societal values and reproduce cultural norms. Researchers have referred to this phenomenon as the hidden curriculum (Jay, 2003). This hidden curriculum serves to secure the privilege of the dominant culture while subsequently marginalizing minority individuals. Normative discourses of gender and sexuality are promoted to students through the process of socialization. The process of constructing lesbian, gay,…

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    Throughout United States history, amendments have been ratified in order to define the efforts of social movements across America. There were the reconstruction amendments that gave African Americans the right to freedom, citizenship, and the right to vote. There was the 19th amendment which provided women the right to vote. However, there is one group in America that is not defended by the amendments that is constantly having its rights infringed. This group is the LGBTQ community in America.…

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    Jonathan Heideman Professor Gross Psychology 300 May 10, 2017 Still Problems Since the beginning of time, individuals have had to deal with discrimination in some form or another but never has this behavior been more pronounced than in the LGBT community. In fact due to some stereotypes and religious beliefs, the LGBT community continues to experience several forms of prejudice and discrimination. By taking a look over the book, “Psychology in Action” written by Karren Huffman, we can begin to…

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    staff to the people in the central office who make the decisions, these people have direct impact on the overall climate for LGBTQ students living in campus housing. Because of this, it’s imperative that you are intentional in your recruiting, hiring, and training to ensure that staff at all levels are willing and able to deal with issues of sexual orientation and gender identity/expression. When recruiting and hiring staff, it is important to make an effort to have a staff that consists of…

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    The current struggle for the LGBTQ community can be compared to what African Americans went through in their fight for equality in the 1950s and 1960s. As marches and sit-ins were organized across the country, the media broadcasted the events. As more people became aware of all of the events unfolding, multiple reactions arose. In 1954, the Supreme Court made a landmark decision regarding discrimination in the school system known as, Brown v Board of Education (Keck, 2009). Immediately following…

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    Even though gay marriage is legal throughout the entire country, it does not change the fact that discrimination in the LGBTQ community still happens everyday. People who discriminate against those in LGBTQ community should have harsher punishments put against them. To some people this may sound insane, that in 2016 gay people are still be looked down upon, but today I am here to show you some major examples of what goes on everyday right here in our country. Denial of service, suicide rates…

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    People do not realize, but there are many social inequalities shaping our everyday lives. Sexual orientation discrimination discriminates against transgender and homosexual people, and many people in America are induced by it. It is important to bring awareness to the topic of social inequality and persecution, specifically sexual orientation discrimination, because various genres of literature can be used to help change society's views of tolerance and acceptance, it impacts teenagers in…

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