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    Its expression of humanity’s struggle and it’s inspiration toward love, redemption and hope. The active, deep-rooted homophobia in Jamaican/West Indian Culture. Although Adam Benjamin's research has greatly influenced contemporary dance in the UK and elsewhere through his development and advocacy of inclusive practice, this case study focuses on his impact on contemporary…

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    Moonlight is a 2016 film directed by Barry Jenkins, based on In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, an unpublished play by Tarell Alvin McCraney. The story follows a Chiron, a black boy growing up in Miami, through three distinct vignettes. These vignettes, spaced about ten years apart, depict Chiron’s childhood through young adulthood, as he struggles with poverty, trauma, bullies, and his own crystalizing sense of sexuality and masculinity. From a sociological perspective, the film is…

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    the questionnaires, it can be argued that the small sample size (one student teacher) has significant limitations on the results. A bigger sample size would allow for better understanding of the issues of teacher preparedness to address issues of homophobia within the school. Furthermore, only using quantitative data has its own implications, due to the limited answers that can be provided by the respondent (Judith bell…

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    The American dream, “The ideals of freedom, equality, and opportunity traditionally held to be available to every American.” With this dream in mind, Americans still believe that same-sex marriage should not be legalized. As recent debates and public votes occur the majority of Americans voted ‘yes’ for the Constitutional Amendment that bans gay marriage. But doesn 't that contradict what the United States was built on? Many homosexual people across the country are still fighting for their basic…

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    I am more than a number, yet I represent many. My mother was 36 years of age at my birth and her only other child was eighteen years my senior. I wasn’t supposed to be born, yet I am here. The statistics say that a gay, African-American male should be scholastically unable to excel at the highest academic levels, but I am a scholar. I was educated in Detroit Public Schools, which has a reputation as one of the most economical disadvantaged and academically inferior school districts in the nation…

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    dissonance within her (Moraga 1983, 30). She concluded that to some extent she was both the oppressed and the oppressor. Moraga admits that she wanted to ignore the fact that sometimes she hates herself for being queer and struggles against her own homophobia (Moraga 1983, 33). When she admitted she the fact that she was not a heterosexual, white, or from an elevated economic status, then her own bias that she grew up with suddenly turned against her. By being able to identify and understand…

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    Language choices can be affected by different social factors and norms. The lexical and structural choices that people make when they using language are dictated by class, wealth, education, race, religion and other factors. Rap music is one of the language choices for African American to express their feelings, emotion, anger, frustration, misogyny and ideas; it is a reflection of the cultural and political environment from which it is born. Gangsta rap music is an ideology affected by the…

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    responsibility of homosexuality and bisexuality of men and women. Transgender/Transsexual and stigma behind it and acceptance class. STD’s and HIV/AIDS awareness and how to treat people who have life-threatening diseases like HIV and AIDS. QC. How does homophobia cost a business and affect us all? It affects a business due to lack of handling an employee on company grounds. Leaving fellow employees to believe that company won’t go to take care of them in a similar situation. The wayward press…

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    Margaret Umeed’s article is discussing that both men and women are domestically abused. She includes many statistics including that men have a two in five chance (40%) of being abused by a domestic partner. This statistic is not just based off of married couples. This goes for all different relationships, including heterosexual relationships, and same sex relationships, and both either married or unmarried. Men have a tendency to not tell people or report their abuse due to the sexist stigma…

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    we are exposed to the social construction of childhood and come to understand the meaning of ‘child’ today. It also prompts us to learn and understand the concepts of, privilege, inequality, power, agency, identity, context, racism, sexism and homophobia and the external effect that this places on the development of…

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