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    practices must learn to respectfully address the health care needs of the entire patient population by making their practices more LGBT "friendly." Healthcare students should also be encouraged to learn about the LGBT population, as well as the health care issues that may exist among them (Compton & Whitehead, 2015). This will make it possible for people within the LGBT community to feel accepted and comfortable when seeking out services for health care, thus showing the influence of psychology…

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    years since The Criminal Offences Act (1980) was passed, partially decriminalising male homosexuality. This was a monumental moment in Scottish LGBT history. We've certainly come a long way from the rampant homophobia and discrimination of the past, but there's still much of that same prejudice present in modern society. In the past year alone, one in five LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) people have been the victim of a hate crime. Furthermore, this number is disproportionately…

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    crimes that has been committed, most commonly within the LGBT community of people. Dating back to the bible time crimes against gay people has been prominent, due to religious beliefs and fear of people who were different. This paper will illustrate, how hate crimes has an effect on people who are gay and what is being done to lower these rates of hate crimes. Over the past fifty years hates there have been more and more hate crimes against LGBT people. Some include Matthew Shepard (1998), Rose…

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    When we talk about LGBT what image that go through our mind? Some people say that LGBT is something immoral, disgusting and sin that only mindless people would have done. But, some people have different thought about this problem. They think LGBT is an option for each people, so it’s their own decision to choose the path as long as they are not disturbing others. According to Kinsey’s report in 1948 10% of male is gay in this world. The number is quite big, but we can’t assume that someone seems…

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    moment in life and I just couldn’t hold it back any longer. There is a spectrum of sexualities and people within the LGBTQIA community, yet people do not recognize this. Discrimination against the LGBT+ is real and it happens all over the world. While many people believe identifying as part of the LGBT+ community is wrong, it is not. It’s been about a year since I came out as bisexual to my father. Before I came out, I had been struggling. See, there had been some boys, but there had also been…

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    are changing. The world is (slowly) growing to be a much more modern and accepting place. The LGBT community is more accepted than it has ever been before, especially considering that gay marriage has just been legalized. Despite the small changes that America has made to accommodate this marginalized group; many people feel like they don 't deserve right at all. Thousands of people think that the LGBT community is such a foreign concept and their default reaction is fear. It is ironic how so…

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    Gay Marriage Arguments

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    Lately, there has been a big discussion regarding the concept of gay marriage. The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) community has been fighting against the government, looking forward for public acceptance and governmental laws that would let people of the same sex get married. There are millions of same sex couples in the world who feel left behind because of the lack of equal rights. For example, people from all over the world move to the USA because cultures are rapidly associating…

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    Although homosexuality is no longer illegal in Russia, social tolerance for those in the LGBT community has never been established. Discrimination, especially for youth and children in the LGBT community, remains problematic. Teens who struggle with their own sexuality seek support from others with similar experiences by forming together on Facebook and calling themselves “404.” The current societal perception of this issue enables the restriction of information to teens regarding sexual…

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    out to be gay. The inclusion of these propaganda pieces in The Typist serves not only to help set the atmosphere for the time that Bremerman is talking about, but also helps to provide historical evidence for the struggles faced by gay soldiers and LGBT+ people at large at the…

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    Lgbt Rights Opposition

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    One huge problem for early LGBT rights movements was religious opposition, especially christian opposition. For over 2000 years, Christians have seen being gay as immoral (“Gay”). Many of them refer back to the biblical sections that many Christian followers interpreted as anti-gay (Slick). One of the most commonly referenced verse, “Leviticus 18:22, ‘You shall not lie with a male as one lies with a female; it is an abomination’ ” (Slick). Leviticus 20:13, "If there is a man who lies with a male…

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