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    group of friends which I was very close to but never felt comfortable enough to talk with them about my gender confusion. I was around 19 years old when I realized I was transgender. I discovered this when a friend of mine came out and confided in me that he was transgender. I finally got the courage to explore my gender and figure out who I truly was inside. 2. What support, or lack of support, did you experience as a result of being part of a minority group? When I came out and told my…

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    behind traffic accident and homicide.” Here are some of the percentages of people committing suicide or getting cyber bullied. (Swearer, "Traditional Forms of Bullying Remain a More Prevalent and Serious Problem.", 2016) In certain population of gays, lesbians, and transgender (LGBT) they get bullied a lot. LGBT get a lot more bullied than other people because people don’t think about what they say about others. 54 % of the LGBT are victims of cyber bullying over the past 30 days. 45% of them…

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    Informal social control is the tool we use to control our behavior in every social encounter; within our families, friends, neighbors, and organization. It is pretty much our social norms. Dean Schmitz and his friends went away from informal social control; our social norm is not to be rude and make negative comments to others, but to Schmitz, he seemed okay to harass the group for being transgender and "black"…

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    Marriage is a verbal, spiritual, and political bond which formerly ties to adults together forming a couple. Many factors play into having a happy and successful marriage but couples can stem from different backgrounds and beliefs, which sometimes do not form a loving relationship. There are different theories on mate selection which may help answer some questions as to why one relationship is more likely to last than another. Gender differences emotional responses and communication also seem to…

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    laws. Evidence of this claim can be found in the words of Cyprian Lwanga, a Roman Catholic Bishop of Uganda, who responded to the laws: “We, the Catholic Bishops of Uganda, appreciate and applaud the Government’s effort to protect the traditional family and its values” (Robinson). Religion played a key role in the development and support of the laws. The bill at the center of lots of controversy is the Anti-Homosexuality Act, which was passed in 2014 and had originally included the death…

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    was there where I learned what it meant to be a man for others who is committed to doing justice. I have also always felt a need to fight for those that cannot fight for themselves, and support those that are less fortunate than I am. I also have friends from high school that are homosexual and attacking an issue like this is just one small thing I am willing to do to advocate on their behalf. This topic also matters to me because of my sister. My sister is a feminist, and I do not say that…

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    Psychologically, however it is the means to express the sincerity of love between a man and a woman. Biologically, it is the means through which a child is created so that the family heritage is passed down for generations to come. In the past few years more people have come out to the public about their true colors. Whether they are gay, lesbian, or transexual, people are opening up about their sexuality. The factor…

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    feeling they were a mix-up at birth. People who are transgender have to go through many feelings and situations such as going through therapy sessions, hormone replacement therapy, being scrutinized by people they come across and dealing with their families. They also may have had no support through all of this. They may suffer from depression and anxiety so bad that they have considered suicide. Many transgenders have had their human rights abused. If society could be more accepting of…

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    Alexis Tandazo (212196184) Emily Colpitts SXSXT 1600 7 December 2015 Research Question Sexuality is often defined as the way an individual identifies their sexual orientation, desires and with whom. However, human sexuality does not tend to fall into neat categories, as heterosexual and homosexual are not the only labels used to describe sexual orientation. Many philosophers have developed theories to further explain reasons that suggest heterosexual behavior as well as anything other…

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    However, worldwide September is suicide awareness month, and this allows the general public to talk about suicide with less pressure. Along with teens, the Lesbian, Gay, Transexual, Queer, Questioning (LGBTQQ), community is also at a high risk for suicide. Studies have shown that suicide attempts among the LGBTQQ community is a lot higher than the general population, or those who are not apart of the LGBTQQ community…

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