Bisexuality

Living in a Christian household is both a blessing and a curse. It’s a blessing because I am fortunate enough to have my mother, who constantly shows me love and affection. She is a religious person and believes in God from the Holy Bible. She is the person, who introduce me to god’s love and teachings. The curse aspect of living in a Christian household with my family, is that some of her and my family’s religious views are different from mine in terms of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender…

As a group, we all collectively perceive that the progress on LGBT equality in sport, although slow, is a good start in a long battle in diminishing inequality. We can see, through history, how long it took for the sports industry to slowly accept diversity in sports in terms of one’s sexuality. Back in 1975 no gay, transgender, bisexual, or lesbian athlete dared to come out publicly, now we have more and more athletes coming out every year (Griffin, 2012). We see the first state law…

The Challenge of Diversity Is homosexual ethical or not? There are now more and more homosexual. Although the life standard has been improved and the educational level of people has also been raised, the concept of homosexuality still cannot be accepted. American Supreme Court has made 50 states nationwide same-sex marriage legal at 2016. However children of homosexual family are often discriminated, ridiculed, and even labeled AIDS. Seeing that, I want to ask “who would deliberately choose to…

This research will encompass male homosexuality within the United States as a contemporary culture. The gay male culture within the United States has vastly changed from an underground movement to full weeklong celebrations within major cities. In a country built on the backbone of religions such as Christianity that oppose any homosexual activities how was a culture able to survive? Have the American values of freedom, individuality, and community allowed this once taboo culture to grow? How…

Although many of our thoughts have changed over the time, we still continue to practice some of the old customs. Such as religion, we now have a variety of beliefs spread throughout the world, many of them have a common idea. This idea is based on people having a same sex preference, it is looked down upon in many religions and a number of citizens. This matter is so serious, the gay community has been fighting for their civil rights for many years. Personally, I think we are all born equal and…

Millions of homosexuality’s in the world are not being accepted. The Western and Eastern (Indian) Culture have different points of view on how relationships should be based (Ruth, 2010). This paper will examine the various differentials and similarities of homosexual within its community and religions. Numerous years of protest has successfully made homosexuality’s in America successful. Homosexuality Views in America and India Introduction Every culture and religion is different in its…

Homosexuality is a very touchy subject in our society. Many people view homosexual acts to be morally wrong. Some feel that heterosexual acts are the most natural form, and it has been considered the norm by society. Does society have this wrong? Can homosexual acts be considered morally wrong? Analysis: In discussing whether homosexuality is morally wrong or not, one argument know as reduction ad absurdum, explains why it is. The reduction ad absurdum states that homosexual acts are immoral…

The animus atmosphere and misconceptions around the LGBTQ+ community as brought forth profound hate and prejudice for all member of this community. There is a crucial need for acceptance and respect that should underlie with the general public treatment towards the LGBTQ+ community, so they can both coexist peacefully. First off, there is a lot of false ideas and misconception that target the LBGTQ+ people. One of the more well known false idea that many people think is true is ‘The Gay Agenda’…

Negative Capability is a person’s ability to live in a state of ambiguity without attempting to change their situation. The Hairdresser of Harare by Tendai Huchu, Red Scarf Girl by Ji-li Jiang, and Dawn by Elie Wiesel are all examples of novels in which characters are able to exist in states of uncertainty. The Hairdresser of Harare follows Dumisani, a gay man in a country that heavily discriminates against homosexuality. Red Scarf Girl is about the Chinese Cultural Revolution, told through the…

In the twelfth case study, “Holding My Breath,” we explore the role of relationships in the life of a young man named Andy as he explores and accepts his sexual identity. His story chronicles his battles with his sexuality starting from elementary school until college as his friends help him discover who he really is. Until he was in college, Andy lived his life as a closeted homosexual after interactions with some of his close friends caused him to realize his true desires for the same sex. His…