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    Bigotry In America

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    actions. Moreover, there can be varying degrees of severity of bigotry. The severity of bigotry in its least extreme form may include stereotypical ideas and verbal insults and slurs. An example of a bigoted slur that comes to my mind is the word faggot, which I have personally be called on occasion. In extreme cases of bigotry, people may be physically attacked resulting in serious physical injury and even death. In the case of sexual orientation, bigotry has resulted in negative perceptions…

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    Imagine sitting in a warehouse on the upper eastside with house music playing in the background waiting on a ball to begin. Unexpectedly the announcer says, “category is… bring it to the runway” suddenly a 6 foot man dressed in a flashy gown, creative themed makeup, a dark colored wig, and 9 inch heels is prancing towards you. While he is prancing and sashaying down the runway, the crowd is going crazy, yelling and screaming in awe. The audience energy increases every time a new contestant…

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    The Census Bureau acknowledged same sex marriages and their ability to adopt. In the Obergefell v Hodges trial, the Supreme Court ruled that all states must issue a marriage license to same sex couples. Before this verdict, same sex couples were left out of the benefits that heterosexual couples had. For example, same sex couples weren’t able to adopt. In the story “ We Found Our Son In The Subway” the writer describes how he and his boyfriend found an abandoned brown baby in the…

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    For as long as I can remember, I have been a sister, a daughter, a granddaughter, a niece—a girl. I have never been referred to, or referred to myself, as “sir,” “mister,” or “him” and if I had. my family, and anyone else, would have shot the idea down immensely. This is because of society. Ever since my sex marker was labeled as female when I was born, or even before when my parents went to a pregnancy check up to have my sex revealed, everyone obtained a generalized idea of what I would be…

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    judgement without thinking that they may hurt somebody. In every judgement that on person will say gives a hurtful impact to LGBTI people. LGBTI people are sensitive and they are constantly being judge by the people around them. “Call each other faggots behind the keys of a message board” (Macklemore, Lewis, & Lambert, 2012) these are some of the lyrics that prove that society today is judgemental physically and socially. In terms of the negative words that LGBTI people received is from social…

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    narrator emphasizes how all the men are afraid to overstep their boundaries and interfere in a dispute between the Vicarios and Nasars. The only person who is not afraid to intercede in the feud is Cristo Bedoya. Clotilde Armenta says of Cristo, "In our faggot town only a man like him could prevent the tragedy" (Marquez 109). Clotilde is highlighting the irony of how a town so obsessed with manliness is full of cowards who stand by and watch as their friend is murdered. Equally important is the…

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    father leaving to Tron Cat who expresses aggressive and violent yearnings and release. Tyler begins with, “My father died the day I came outta my mother 's hole And left the burden on my soul until I was old enough To understand that the fuckin ' faggot didn 't like me much” (Tyler The Creator). Tyler Starts on an aggressive streak where he he uses negative connotations to describe his father. He mentions the reoccurring theme that is prevalent, that he is not the only child with an absent…

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    people knew I was gay by the way I act because of that I was picked on I remember being stuffed in the lockers, beaten up by my peers I remember being in the locker room changing for p.e and a few of the boys said they are not changing if front of this faggot, I felt so alone middle and high school was the worst time of my life”. Then he opened up more and told me “when I told my family I was gay my father didn’t want to accept that his son was gay, he had me see a psychiatric he want to try to…

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    relationship away. Furthermore, along the course of the story, Brad’s father caught them together and Brad was forced to end their relationship. After being caught together, Brad felt peer pressure to despise the Patrick and attacked him by calling him a “faggot” during the lunch. Patrick is fed up with life and all its degrading rule. He talks to Charlie saying, “You ever think…the only real difference between us is what we wear and why we wear it? Well, I think it is bullshit” (87). Patrick…

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    Considering this semester’s social action plan we focused on gender and the media. Our group addressed topics specifically on Homophobia and media representations of gays and lesbian, the negative representation of women, and gender policing. Unfortunately, over time the discrimination the media has created has somehow become normalized to many in society. According to chapter four, Performances, gender policing is described to be responses to the violation of gender rules aimed at promoting…

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