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    Gays In The Military

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    When President Bill Clinton took office after winning the 1992 election he stated that he would stay true to his campaign promise to repeal the military ban on gay, lesbian, and bisexual people in the military through an executive order. This was met with backlash from important military and political leaders and the religious right. Clinton and his administration knew they couldn’t alienate these groups because they would need them to help pass policies throughout Clinton’s term that he viewed…

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    marriage legal at 2016. However children of homosexual family are often discriminated, ridiculed, and even labeled AIDS. Seeing that, I want to ask “who would deliberately choose to become homosexual?” In a video, Zach Wahls, who was raised up by a lesbian family, said,” the sense of family comes from commitment we make for each other. It comes from the love that binds us. That’s what makes a family.” I do agree with his opinion,…

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    In the 1980s and the 1990s, the feminists have been increasing their concerns to marginalising community. The way description of a female associates with classification. Politics and society were accustomed to use ‘lesbian’ and ‘gay’ to describe a person’s sexuality and ‘identity’ (Butler, 1993). Butler (2009) comforts homophobic regulatory oppression by reconsideration of gender and sexuality. Butler (1993) points out that identity classifications are used by oppressive regulatory systems. The…

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    gay rights. In court something that never occurred before happened. For the first time ever the United States Supreme Court rules in favor of homosexuals. The case was Inc. v. Olesen the magazine company was allowed to publish a magazine on gays, lesbians, and transgender, and on January 1, 1962 Chicago, Illinois was the first state to legalize homosexuality. Things really started looking up for gays; and in 1969 homosexuals had their first riot. The police raided a gay bar called the Stonewall…

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    This organization concentrates on defending and increasing rights and privileges for LGBTQ members, but especially promoting, anti-discrimination, marriage equality, fair legislation, and HIV/AIDS activism. HRC advocates for a nation where lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people are allowed their basic equal rights. The organization hopes that this community feels as if they can stay authentic and honest while staying safe at home, work and in the community. HRC hopes that the…

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    Drag can be considered central to queer theory itself since it has ascended in contemporary academic theoretical venues as the singular approach to gay and lesbian studies. Contreras explains that drag symbolizes many important and conflicted questions regarding the modern urban queer identities and gay male identities in particular. The drag queen can represent a lively fixture in a gay parade or a homophobic…

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    society and the fear of not meeting established social norms, people are torn between embracing their sexual orientation with pride or being too ashamed to come out to the world. Coming out means making it public and acknowledging that one is gay, lesbian or a bisexual. For example, in the memoir, Fun Home, narrator Alison Bechdel portrays the effects of suffocating societal conceptions of sexuality on an individual, particularly in the parallel conflict between her own sexual awakening and her…

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    Surviving in the trenches: A narrative inquiry into queer teachers’ experiences and identity This study follows the lives of six gay and lesbian elementary and high school teachers and discusses with them the difficulties of being queer and being a teacher. It states that having both identities coincide is difficult if not impossible and that many teachers choose to hide their sexual identity. This only encourages heteronormativity and denies the school system’s ingrained idea that…

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    In recent years, the LGBT movement has gained steam and successfully fought for the rights of gays and lesbians. Gays and lesbians enjoy more social acceptance than they did 20 years ago. This social acceptance, however, is not enjoyed by all members of the LGBT community, as transgender and transsexual individuals are still discriminated against with far more vehemence than gays and lesbians. This discrimination is explored in the film Boys Don’t Cry and the novel She’s Not There, by Jennifer…

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    The states’ right position is the division of both federal and state government grant in power that is hold by the constitution. Although the federal government holds nationalist position, the reservation clause allows the state (or the people) jurisdiction nor denial upon legislation, limiting full power to the national government upon them. This power is only effective within each state and if attempted in making a law national, it may be brought by nullification. In the time of need, the…

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