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    the performative roles of the society. Thus, the term encompasses a broader aspect than we understand it to acquire. The term is generally attached with lesbians, gays, bisexuals, eunuchs, kothis, and so on. But “how do we speak of the women couples who committed suicide rather than be parted from each other, but who never used the word ‘lesbian’” (Queer Politics 6)? How do we categorise Narayan Biswas of Panchpara of West Bengal, who married to his own grandmother and thus, committed the act of…

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    Stonewall Riots Essay

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    The riot at the Stonewall Inn on June 28, 1969 was an event that had a massive impact on the Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual (LGB) rights movement. The riot started because of a police raid on the bar, due to it being illegal to be a LGB person at that time, the people in the bar had grown tired of the raids and fought against the police. The people involved with the riot did this through its effects on the movement by creating advocacy groups and made changing how LGB people were treated by police.…

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    Parriah Movie Analysis

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    After watching the movie Pariah, the movie conveys many critical elements which in the end created a powerful and inspiring movie. The critical elements that are expressed throughout the story are gender norms, religion, homosexuality, family dealing with turmoil and finally acceptance. Homosexuality is one of the biggest themes the movie thrives on because it’s common and yet still looked down upon just like it is in the movie. In today’s world, homosexuality is a social norm and many people…

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    The LGBT(lesbian gay bisexual and transgender) community has always faced oppression,Although same sex marriage is legal now in all states it was a very difficult process it took are country many years to pass a law where a male and a male can be married or a female and a female.Most LGBT people have experienced anything from mean comments to crazy stares and have to face being unaccepted from some of the closest people to them.Many LGBT people still get oppressed to this day,the problem isn't…

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    > It is a shame that in the 21 first century, we still live with such health disparities, such as racial injustices. Discrimination is alive and well against LGBTQ individuals. We judge others despite the fact that we don't want others to label or judge us. > LGBTQ health disparities are obvious or evident and there could be a link between their treatment and the fact that members of the LGBTQ community are more at risk for suicide, substance abuse, and psychiatric disorders. >…

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    Sperm Donor Legal Issues Highlighted By Kanas Case This cases is about a Kansas Sperm donor being sued by the state for child support put himself in a percarious position by getting involved in a lesbian couple's do it yourself artifical insemination. Kansas law states that a sperm donor is not the fatherof a child if a doctor handles the artifical insemination. But the law does not specificlly address donors rights and obligations when no doctor…

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    Explain how social attitudes toward homosexuality have changed in recent decades and how this has influenced the experience of lesbian, gay, and bisexual adolescents. Many of us can see there are definite changes in societal attitudes regarding homosexuality. For instance, American culture has talk shows, advertisements, and sitcoms that show positive images of LGBT. I believe this allows adolescents within this population to see the importance of their roles both personally and socially.…

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    People in the 18th century may have thought that fighting for human rights were over, think again gizmo, because, we are still fighting for them 3 centuries later. Even today, people fight for the rights in the 18th century. Some rights that we fight for today are Abolishing the Death Penalty, My body, My rights, Women’s Rights, Racial Equality, and the Women’s March. To abolish or not to abolish, this is what people think about the death penalty. In the previous centuries, judges sentenced…

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    Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) college students are often faced with some form of sexual prejudice, sexual harassment and/or discrimination (Rankin, 2005). Name calling, verbal harassment, ridicule, and rejection are stressors that can increase risk for depression, anxiety, substance abuse, and even suicide (Zubernis & Snyder, 2007). Sexual minorities have a tendency to fear expressing how they might feel because they have to worry about their sexual orientation or…

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    This can all be credited to the massive increase of people in the metropolitan areas. Ultimately these times during and after the war were instrumental in the gay and lesbian communities because they were able to know that there were people like them from other parts of the country. By the early 50s, with a surge of liberalism and contemporary art, gay films and literature began being produced. It was around this time…

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