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    Greenwich Village. Most who protested were LGBT people (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender). They all protested for the privileges of LGBT people. The Stonewall Riots took place in the morning of June 28, at around 1 AM where there was an unannounced raid on the Stonewall Inn (Hughes n. pag.). There were many reasons the raid happened. One thing was that homosexual relations were illegal in New York during the time. The Inn was basically the only place LGBT people could stay safe together…

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    The author discussed the history of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) community and the laws that affected them. The word “law” refers to policies, court case, and the people who are a member of the government. At the same time, he give the view of the LGBT community and surprisingly, the view of the people who does not like them. With given the history, the viewpoint, he also, had given a short summary of the gay lifestyle. Overall, the book was the history of LGBT groups who is…

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    person they love because people are disrespectful and find it disgusting to love the same gender or love someone the same as them. Through out our history Lesbians, Gays, Bisexual and Transgender people have made our world have a better understanding that everyone is different and that love is love no matter what laws say about it. For many years, LGBT Americans have suffered discrimination because they have tried to make people understand who they really are. They have tried this by working…

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    home can be a small family built up by the people they loved, also can be a community established by the entire Asian American. For APA LGBT, the home is not always make they feel peace of mind. It is easy for ordinary people to have access to the support and understanding, recognition, and care of the family, friends, and ethnic groups, but is hard for APA LGBT. “Identity” is a determination of individual’s self-identity, and based on the inter-ethnic communication. According to Alice Hom…

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    no new phenomenon. People have, and will always continue to be gay; the term ‘gay’ being used here as an umbrella descriptor for non-heterosexual. Although it is true that the population of LGBT people is increasing in the United States, it is far more likely that increasing attitudes of acceptance, accurate LGBT representation, and laws meant to protect people from discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity have thus lead to more people feeling encouraged or safe…

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    Solving LGBT Discrimination There are an estimated 700,000 people in the United States that identify as being transgender ("Transgender Facts”). The Civil Rights of this section of American citizens is being fundamentally violated by the states and local government for religious reasons, which should not be allowed under constitutional separation of church and state. In comparison to the over three million citizens that occupy this country, this seemingly small group of individuals along with…

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    Lgbt Informative Speech

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    but will continue to push forward. It 's not a battle for citizens of the United States, but the world as a whole striving for equal opportunity. LGBT+ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and then the plus is for Asexual and Queer/Questioning. A large amount of students in Junior High and High School are now identifying as a part of the LGBT+ community, yet…

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    we do not exist.” Vito Russo, The Celluloid Closet (1981). LGBT people have always been treated poorly, throughout history queer people have been erased, belittled, and ignored. People are generally more accepting and inclusive with queer people, including us in their movies and tv shows sometimes, but more often than not they don’t, and when they do they tend do not do it right. In 2014 only 17.5% of major studio releases included LGBT characters, 65% of those characters were gay men, 30%…

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    HEALTH ISSUES AMONG LGBT WOMEN Even with the diversity of the community, there are common health issues affect LGBT women and the LGBT community as a whole. Overall, LGBT women face higher risks for the following health conditions: mental health illnesses, substance abuse, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), heart disease, cancer, and violence. In regards to mental health, there are significantly higher rates of higher rates of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation among LGBT people…

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    Lgbt Group Reflection

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    The immersion into the LGBT group gave me insight into the issues concerning this population. My observations show members of this group experience distress from discrimination and stigma. To illustrate, Johnny, my cultural guide, disclosed he suffers from anxiety and depression because of homophobia, work place discrimination, and lack of protection under the law. In addition, at my first gathering, other LGBT group members admitted feeling depressed and stressed out over the Orlando shooting,…

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