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    in Americans. As well as being another popular subject, same-sex marriage and its’ effects on children are put into this category of concerns widely discussed amongst our world today. Gay marriage is a matter that has been argued on for a number of years, and not just gay marriage but simply for the fact of being gay. This has not been accepted for decades, and although more of society is starting to accept it, it is further looked down on by many people. For a long time, people have disagreed…

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    Gaming In Color

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    developers are well aware of, yet try to ignore. The content of the movie mostly consists of people who do not necessarily identify as heterosexual and what their take is on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and queer issues in video games. A lot of those who were interviewed identify as gaymers, a term that refers to people who identify as gay and love videogames. Among one of the things a lot of the people mentioned when discussing their affection for games was the sense of sanctuary they felt when…

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    they felt that their rights were being violated. Some other homosexuals did not want to have their places of reunion being closed and some gay business men just care about the money they could lose when closing their businesses. It was very disappointed that the government was not willing to support further research just because the disease was called the “gay…

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    According to the psychological studies, the origin of homosexual behavior is due to a confusion of sexual identity; family and social traumas, subtle and violent, that they have strongly influenced this homosexual behavior problem in the individual traumas. Sociological studies may explain that homosexual behavior arises as a result and reflection of today's contemporary society. Medical studies, on the other hand, may suggest that homosexuality is a result of hormonal disequilibrium. The…

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    First, in the case Ingersoll v. Arlenese Flowers, a business owner named Barronelle Stuzman, refused to give her service of floral arrangements for the gay couples wedding because it goes against her beliefs. The couple had been customers of Stutzman's shop for nine years, but when they asked her to provide flowers for their wedding, the florist declined, citing her "relationship with Jesus Christ (Kaplan…

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    Rick Famuyiwa

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    We live in a day and age in which racial discrimination is still very much alive, and it is films like this that are able to take a sensitive topic like that and turn it on its head. Although it’s not even until very late in the film that these touchy subjects are taken serious, it’s important that they’re being represented in films. Throughout the history of film, the main purpose has always been to convey important themes and messages to the world at large, and that’s a concept that is all but…

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    should be killed. The Middle East must end cruel prejudices against LGBT persons due to the negative effects it could inflict on our future generations and the harm it causes, physically and mentally, for the LGBT community. LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and is considered…

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    rules and compete against each other” (Fredrickson). The side who thinks sport has to be active is not letting any competition become a sport if it does not meet the criteria. However, throughout time words have been changing their meanings such as, "’Gay’ used to mean merry or happy. Today, it is usually associated with being homosexual” (These 12 Everyday Words). There are many words that have changed their meaning because humans like to change the way we speak and how we think of everyday…

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    today have a clear identity of sexual orientation? Most of you know your sexual orientation very well, how many of you are heterosexual. The result is almost the same. Heterosexuality covers the majority of the population, social prejudice against gays and lesbians is becoming an unignorable issue. Many people hold their attitude or opinions because other people do. You will think the opinions hold by the majority are right. This is just like a fixed pattern in our mind, which caused prejudice…

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    Since the founding of our nation, members of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community have faced various social obstacles. They have jumped over hurdle after hurdle to gain acceptance into our society. But for the past decades, they have fought mercilessly for the rights and acceptance they deserve, and they are now starting to get it. The majority of US citizens are now starting to open their eyes and help end this prejudice. But the battle is not over yet, there is a group of…

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