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    sexuality, class, and age. As she walked me through the forum of how the conference was going, I was a little upset. I was almost certain that a platform such as this would have been astonishing for Lorde. How was she able to stand as a confident Black Lesbian feminist? Placing myself in her shoes, I do not think that I would have been able to maintain my confidence in such atmosphere. She spoke about the last two Black women being selected at the last minute, and this was not surprising to me…

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    that a member of the lesbian community could find both redundant and slightly offensive. Through symbolic writing, Winterson paints a picture of two lovers not bound by society’s conceptions or structures. Using the pseudonyms for herself and her lover Winterson depicts them as the artist Picasso and the lyric poet Sappho, both artists of their craft. As the work progresses, she is able to unravel common misconceptions and shed a new light on the lack of difference between lesbian and…

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    One of the most influential events that happened in modern American culture is definitely the legislation of allowing same sex marriage. This decision has created a ripple effect; people who support same sex marriage are celebrating joyfully on the street, where people who disagree are protesting furiously hoping the Supreme Court take back the decision. This decision has not only impact hardly on modern American culture, but also raise the awareness of same sex sexual preference people all…

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    demand that all states allow same-sex couples to marry has come with many conflicting opinions. Many Americans agree that marriage should be a privilege only between a man and a woman while others believe that it should be expanded to include gays and lesbians. One of the main stances for the opposing opinion is that marriage has always been between a man and a woman through the eyes of religions that oppose homosexuals. The religious views of homosexuality do not take into account the evidence…

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    notion that many activists and LGBT members believe that the term does not accurately represent all that it refers to. Many educators teach lesbian and gay studies together, while other educators do not. This has caused many groups within the LGBTQ acronym to feel left out because they do not focus on individuality. While many people believe teaching lesbian and gay studies together helps understand what both homosexual…

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    Homosexuality In America

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    homosexuality’s in America successful. Homosexuality Views in America and India Introduction Every culture and religion is different in its unique ways. The same goes for every relationship; it is different whether it is heterosexual, homosexual, gay, lesbian, and transsexual. Each individual on this planet has its own way of expressing love with one another. Western culture (American) and…

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    Jamie Knott September 12, 2017 EC Assignment on Pseudoscience http://abcnews.go.com/US/gay-conversion-therapy-advocates-heartened-pence-republican-electoral/story?id=45940488 Conversion Therapy is a collection of different methods involving talk therapy and electroshock therapy in order to change a person who may be homosexual to fit the heterosexual standards whether they have a religious or cultural meaning. One of the main reasons it is supported is the high rate of suicide in the LGBTQ…

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    Butch Lesbian Motherhood

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    queer parenting is burgeoning, yet, it exists in a silo, as is the current literature on lesbian pop culture representations and butch lesbian identity. The issue with the latter literature, is that much of it is out of date and requires greater analytical details, particularly intersectional analysis. Bridging these fields of study, this unique analysis discursively traces pop culture representations of butch lesbian parents. Specifically, I contribute to the current research in three ways.…

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    them to change who they believe they are. As a heterosexual female I do have some disadvantages not just because I am a minority, but also because I am a woman. So, now I imagine what would it be if I were a homosexual women classifying myself as a lesbian. I would conclude that it would be a more challenging path not only dealing with society is, but he fact that I have to tell my family who don’t agree with that. If that were my identity, I have no idea how I would face my parents and the…

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    desire to expand civil liberties and grant rights to individuals regardless of whether they are straight or not has, further, perpetuated the issue. The concept of the family has had to be redefined because of the emergence of the fight to protect lesbians, gays, bisexuals and transgender individuals. Traditionally, the family was known to have a father (male), mother (female) and children sired by both parents.…

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