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    going through all of this while being gay. Not only do you face the difficulty that is adolescence, but you face the additional ridicule of being “different”. A lot of times, you are socially out casted, tormented and bullied. I want to analyze the social and economic effects that gay people face in their lifetimes. Many members of the LGBT community grow up facing many hardships. These hardships, pave the way for the…

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    Dion Kagan’s book chapter “Crisis Re-runs: Barebacking, Chemsex & Post-Crisis Sex Panic” begins with a critique of the VICE News documentary “Chemsex”, which is a misleading depiction of chemsex (the combination of sex and drug use among some gay men) as a ‘risky’ sexual practice, one that portrays its participants as immoral and hedonistic. This is one of the many examples that Kagan uses to explain the troubling phenomenon of what he calls ‘re-crisis’. This is defined as the modern…

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    homophobia is defined as "aversion to gay or homosexual people and their behavior lifestyle or culture" by the American heritage dictionary in 1992. homophobia is discrimination and hate and opposition of homosexuals that leads to prejudice views and treatment towards them this ideology historically routes from homosexuality being seen as a non-conformity tomorrow and harming toward society influencing I sentiment against gay individuals including lesbian bisexual and any sexuality that seems…

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    Stonewall riots are commonly recognized as the catalyst that began the Gay right’s movement in the United States due to the inspiration it fostered throughout the community and the country. The event introduced the nation to the idea of gay rights, and during the subsequent two years after the riots, gay rights organizations were established in nearly every major city in the United States. At the time, it was uncommon to be openly gay, and there were not many places where the community was…

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    opinion rather than conforming to the views of others. The way it’s done can leave a negative or positive impact on a community. The music industry discriminates against the LGBT community while others accept them. “LGBT” is the acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. (“The Welcoming Project”, 1) Fashion and arts have a large amount of known members in the LGBT community, whereas people in the entertainment industry, such as music and television, are less likely to see members of…

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    discrimination, we still have a very long way to go. The gay and lesbian (LGBT) community have faced many forms of discrimination, especially when it comes to the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). This virus weakness the immune system to where a common cold could be fatal. HIV is very common in the LGBT community. It is passed by having unsafe sexual intercourse or one’s own blood. The HIV epidemic effects everyone, however it particularly effects gay and bisexuals men, transgender women…

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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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    Considering the (unnecessary) controversy on the matter of gay people, it’s hard to find a book in which the author(s) would actually have one gay main character, let alone two like in Will Grayson, Will Grayson. Tiny Cooper has been out as gay since fifth grade and flaunts it with no shame, which is supported when Will Grayson 1 says “Tiny has been my best friend since fifth grade, except for all last…

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    Adam Scott Case

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    Scott, whose organs were rejected simply because he was gay. Although his suicide did not allow him to see his organs turned away for such an extraneous reason, his mother was forced to bear not only the grief of the death of her son, but the anger that came with the rejection. “At first I didn’t understand why his sexual orientation would affect his organs. Then I felt appalled that perfectly good organs could not be used because my son was gay. He is just another human being. No mother should…

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    It was not something I personally believed but what I came to think because of the social, religious, and personal influences around me. My social circle was really small and full of religious people who early on gave me the impression that being gay was absolutely disgusting. I believe my very first experience with the LGBT community was when I was in fourth grade at a super religious christian…

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