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    majority of transgender people identify as being lesbian, gay, bisexual, or queer-identified, as can be noted in the National Transgender Discrimination Survey (2011, p. 28). Keeping heteronormativity in mind, the fact that David, a supporter of the LGBT community, still has a heteronormative mentality speaks greatly to the status quo in terms of gender and sexuality inequalities. Heteronormativity promotes a gender binary system…

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    Before Stonewall it was a crime to be anything than heterosexual. Before Stonewall it was a crime to be anything than heterosexual. The way was paved by the two faces of the riots Sylvia Rivera, Marsha P. Johnson, and their effects after the riots. Stonewall changed the way people say people of the LGBTQ community and pushed the fight for equality forward. While the fight for equality was a group effort the one of the main person who lead the community into the new age of gay liberation was…

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    Heterosexuality is the prominent sexuality that is shown on television shows. The relationship between a man and women is shown as loving, healthy, and the characters tend to be shown engaging in sexual acts. This scenario that is well known on TV shows is viewed as normal and expected. However, when it comes to homosexuality, gay men are rarely seen on TV in comparison to straight men and when they are they face stereotypes. Gay men constantly are inaccurately portrayed on TV shows as…

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    While reviewing the article “When You Are a Gay Boy in America” by Danny Zaccagnino, I learned about many of the positive aspects of the LBGTQ community, while also gaining an understanding of what it is like to live a day in that community. I was entertained throughout the majority of the article and in the end, I could not be happier that he found his angel. While the ending was enjoyable, it was heartbreaking to see some the things he went through and how scary it could be for him at times.…

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    still discrimination against gay men, but it is not as bad as it was decades ago. There are now a lot of ways that society supports the gay community. In my community, there is a place on campus that gay men and anyone who represents the LGBT population can go to, to interact with others who are going through the same issues or just wanting to talk to others. This is the pride center in Oregon State University. An organization that I found outside of campus is titled “ PRIDE…

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    Figure 3: Pros and Cons of Uganda’s Knowledge Promotion Method B. Policy 2- Hot, Healthy, and Keeping It Up! Program Hot, Healthy, and Keeping It Up! (HHKIU) is a behavioral skills-based intervention designed for gay and bisexual Asian and Pacific Islander (API) men. HHKIU was first implemented in a field study at the Gay Asian Pacific Alliance Community HIV Project (GCHP), an API gay and bisexual HIV/AIDS agency in San Francisco, California. HHKIU has demonstrated significant reductions…

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    Why does the world hate and discriminate against gay people so much? Do they feel like gay people are superior because they receive some type of special attention? I feel that gay people are human as well. We should always respect people no matter what the circumstance. When you love someone it’s from something that’s deep down inside not matter what others might think. Most people fear gay people presence when in actuality they are here to cause no harm. That’s right they are just as equal as…

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    Homelessness has always been an issue in America, especially concerning the youth. According to the U.S. Department for Housing and Development in the 2014 Point-in-Time Report, 34% of the total homeless population is under 24. The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) community in particular are at risk of homelessness because they are so often rejected by their families, schools and communities. Those who identify as such make up 40% of the population of homeless youth.…

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    Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, and queer, or LGBTQ for short, people have a history of getting bullied, harassed both physically and verbally, and discriminated against all because of their sexual orientation and or gender identity. Many were even reluctant of, what many refer as, “coming out of the closet” because they feared they would not receive approval and support. Throughout the years, though, there have been people fighting for equality and the acceptance of these people. Outspoken…

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    something to shame. Being gay is being attracted to the same sex; that 's it. There still has been much backlash between various religious groups ,but as a secular society where religion should not have any influence in what a government decides. Therefore LGBT citizens should have full and equal…

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