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    stands to impact the most people, adults and children alike. The issue of homophobia has become massive and if left unchecked it may lead to an increase in homeless teens and younger children as well as a continuation of suicides due to transphobic and homophobic beliefs. Therefore, the solution to this problem is a simple one, to teach acceptance and create laws protecting those who suffer from the issue of homophobia. Homophobia, including biphobia and transphobia is an issue that has an…

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    Explain and critique masculinity as homophobia. Homophobia: -noun irrational fear of, aversion to, hatred of, or discrimination against homosexuality or homosexuals.…

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    Homophobia Pharr Summary

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    This article by Pharr discusses how homophobia is simply only in existence because of the existence of sexism within our society. Homophobia is defined as the irrational fear and hatred of those who love and sexually desire those of the same sex. Because of homophobia, it is enough to keep 20% of people to hide or live in fear of their sexual identity. Even while growing up, children learn to fear people who are not heterosexual. Once children hit puberty, they learn to use taunting labels such…

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    Homophobia In Schools

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    recall getting stopped all the time really quickly on the school grounds, but times when homophobic slurs would be yelled across to another student in earshot of a teacher wouldn’t be stopped at all. Gerald Walton states in his paper, Bullying and Homophobia in Canadian Schools, “Methods employed to augment school safety are limited in scope to confronting acts of physical violence through enforcement of zero tolerance policies. Such policies, designed to prevent weapons-related violence, do not…

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    studies agree, some disagree that these children are more likely to be bullied. To identify children experiences of bullying, the authors analyze data from previous research, interviews and documentaries in which gay parents report the incidents of homophobia. The data was analyzed using discursive psychology methods with the focus of not only finding out whether the children experience bullying, but how this issue is discussed. This journal has very useful information surrounding the…

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    Homophobia is the dislike of or prejudice against homosexuals. To those who are homophobic they associate non-heterosexuals with being problematic as in wrong, unnatural, filthy and any other negative terms they can use to describe them. This eventually leads to people having negative feelings that are used to fuel the myths, stereotypes, and discrimination that can lead to violence against the LGB (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual) community. It is still a problem today, but it does seem to be getting…

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    Katie Brighton Mrs. Casola Pre-AP English 10 07/03/2017 Homophobia Throughout History and the Effects It Has Had on the LGBTQ+ Community Ever since written records have been around, homosexuality has been documented throughout history. Gradually, the changes of homosexuality began to vary within several different cultures, causing some points of the past to be more progressive than others ("Saint Aelred the Queer”) Homophobia has not always been present, but once it began to be associated…

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    Because of this ignorance and hatred LGBT children are raised in, there are huge amounts of homophobia within the LGBT community. From personal experience, I can attest to the fact that any feminine behavior expressed on a date can often lead to the date ending early. A level of disgust often fills the air. Gay men specifically are terrified of the…

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    This fear is called homophobia. By its very definition, homophobia is the dislike of or prejudice against homosexual person or in extreme cases fear of hatred of them. Two men named James and Edward Westermarck came up with the idea that the disgust of homosexuality originates from any religion…

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    all hate crime against women also known as femicide. The family issues were the most interesting aspects of the book. Ivon’s mother blames her for so many occurrences. Latino homophobia still exists, but new generations are coming to be accepting. Latino’s strong religious background is one of the main reasons for homophobia. The LGBT community have always been discriminated against and many of them had to marry heterosexuality to please their family. Ivon is one of the few in her time to go…

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