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    LGBTQ people have to confront in their lives. There were years of my life I hated myself for being gay. Growing up as a kid being called gay was the ultimate insult and remark a person can make to devalue someone. Before I even know what the word gay meant I knew from the context people were using it in that it was something no one wanted to be. I deeply internalized that. Add in the message that being gay is the ultimate ticket to hell and it’s easy to see how someone who is…

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    Gay Marriage and Gay Marriage Services The Supreme Court ruling is being followed but on the edges of that ruling are loopholes being jumped through. Gay marriages are now legal, but the service providers for their weddings are now denying them their specific service. That comes from baking the cakes to photography for the weddings. These are all essential for a wedding in this day and age. Should this behavior continue to be allowed? “Marriage is almost as old as dirt, and it was defined…

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    Historical Homophobia

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    historical homophobia, paired with invisibility of lesbian and gay seniors impacts their ability and willingness to access mainstream health care and social services. This integrates into my analysis a discussion of issues that lesbian and gay elders face within the current healthcare system (Brennan-Ing, 2014, p. 45; Fabbre, 2017, p.73; Gabrielson, 2011, p. 330). This article demonstrates the effect historical homophobia has on lesbian and gay individuals’ use of services (Johnson, et al.,…

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    expressed his sympathy towards L.G.B.T. group in relate to Orlando event, a gay writer argues that unless that the conservative Christians change their minds about the L.G.B.T. community, the solidarity is meaningfulness. Dreher states that it is crude to attribute religious beliefs on marriage and other rights to hate by demonizing dissent. All those turns L.G.B.T. advocates into heretic hunters. A lot of Christians treated gays badly, and some of the still do now. The Bible gives…

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    They use humor such as sarcasm to make people see how absurd about people’s stereotypical views on sexuality. Furthermore, the alternative representations that Cho and Anthony offer are an unabashed performance of who they are as part of the LGBTQ community. They very much reveal that the performance of sexuality is a political act that…

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    Gay Culture Research Paper

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    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 has this culture expanded and what are the intricacies within this community…

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    In this book he discusses the role of same-sex marriage should not be the goal for gay rights activists. When gay activists insist on equal benefits as same as straight people, the book argues that it stigmatizes queer people who choose other types of relationships. Meaning that the activist should not just focus on just legally be married, but not to ignore the legal benefits that could help the entire community. He claims that the queer rights movement should abandon the pursuit of being…

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    Homophobia in Jamaica Due to gay rights, there is a exceedingly high crime rate in Jamaica. Jamaica has the world’s highest murder rate and citizens can’t rely on police protection because protection is generally poor. Most of the country is Christian, therefore they find LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) to be sinful. People of gay background are less likely to find homes or be hired for jobs. Jamaica is the most homophobic country in the world. There is an extensive amount…

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    The LGBT community consists of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people of the world. This community has been subject to oppression for most of their existence. However, there have also been times when they have been empowered and encouraged to be themselves despite the consequences they can potentially face. The LGBT community has been greatly influenced in both positive and negative ways by several different events following World War II in the United States. One example of an event…

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    people are born with. 64.111.622 people believe that being gay is the result of “loose personal morals.” (rt.com/news/russia-gay-law-myths-951/) The LGBT community has been in Russian history for some time. Government officials have been trying to stop…

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