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    Born Gay? In the first grade, Zoey’s mom chopped her daughter’s hair short, and the next day at lunch the other kids in her class ripped her apart with nasty comments. There were two tables to sit at during lunch hour, a girls’ and a boys’ table. To be really honest with herself, Zoey wasn 't certain where to sit. The other kids named her a boy; therefore, was she a boy? Obviously Zoey was a girl, but the trauma from the first grade haunted her forever. Flash forward 10 years: Zoey is 16 years…

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    “With Beijing Opera in the foreground, the film raises issues concerning homosexuality, thus engaging in an unusual public negotiation of the taboo question of sexuality in Chinese society.” This taboo love story between Xiaolou and Dieyi links the historical events together because the actions of the two main characters reflect the outcome impact on society of each turn of event at the time. Although Xiaolou and Dieyi grew up in the Peking opera troupe and both had Mr.Guan as a teacher, these…

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    Tom’s sexuality in the story from chapter one to chapter twelve appears to be unclear whether he is gay or not. However, looking at the relationship between Dickie and Marge as a couple, and the relationship between Tom and Dickie as friends, one can quickly notice that Tom is making a lot of efforts to get Dickie’s attention not as a friend but as lover, he wants Dickie to be open with his feelings, and hopes that he is also in love with him as well, since Tom hopes this to be a mutual feelings…

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    In our twenty-first century world the term queer is widely understood to mean homosexual. In addition the term queer desire is generally thought of as literally being the desires of either gays or lesbian individuals. In one sense this is very much true, however it is utterly simplistic and under-reaching. It would be a mistake overlook the array of other meanings in which the term queer can be applied. Before queer became a signifier of a person’s sexual orientation queer meant (and still…

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    Narcissism is defined as extreme selfishness, with a grandiose view of one 's own talents and a craving for admiration, as characterizing a personality type (Carlson et al, 2011). People with the traits of a narcissist might consider themselves different or unique as well as superior to or better than others. They uphold this grandiose self-concept both internally, by fantasizing about fame, power or love, and externally, by defending the self against criticism, associating with high-status…

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    The coexistence of the blockbuster and independent films in America helped to provide a means for producers to create films without incurring the heavy financial burden of costs typically associated with studio film making and at the same time introduced a new arena to stimulate competitive creativity in the film market. While blockbuster films found their success through formulas based in deep market focus and metrics, independent film makers found success with the niche market of films…

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    transphobia, homophobia, if we don't understand how certain kinds of links are forged between gender and sexuality in the minds of those who want masculinity to be absolutely separate from femininity and heterosexuality to be absolutely separate from homosexuality”( Judith Butler). Judith Butler, an American Philosopher and Gender Theorist, explains that in society most people believe it is problematic if one displays both stereotypical qualities of masculinity and femininity because these…

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    Are you discriminated against at work because of your sexuality? Do you feel that you are underpaid, refused promotions, and rejected from certain professions based on your personal lifestyle choices? Millions of employees around the world are being discriminated against due to their sexuality, and often refused employment by “religiously” intolerant small business and corporations. These people are essentially being made into second class citizens within their own countries. Even in…

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    Homosexuality in the 1960’s wasn’t as open and fortunate as it is today. The same time period where Alison Bechdel and her two brothers being raised in west Pennsylvania in her graphic novel Fun Home, Her father Bruce and self were going through sexuality identification problems at the same time. Although it is not forwardly said but with evidence from the text, Bruce may have committed suicide in result of holding his true identity from the public, his wife Helen and family and covering up his…

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    because the author only presents its arguments based on evidence drawn from his fieldwork in Brazil. I believe that this does not happen in every country of this region due to the Latin American culture is still very “macho”, and in some places, homosexuality is still something that people do not like to discuss. Being from a Latin American country, I consider that the culture where I come from sees those men who have sex with…

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