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    must work because God made it. Natural is good which is right and unatural is bad which is wrong. Blacks should not marry whites and whites should not marry blacks and I do not agree with that because if you are in love with a person race should not matter and the Utilitarian argument for interracial marriage is that marriage equality does not remove the rights of same-race coulpes and it means that same-race couples also have the same rights like other couples. Marrying someone of a different…

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    Gay marriage, these two words can make people go from being completely civilized, to arguing like crazy. This is a very sensitive topic for many people, and I honestly don't know why it has to be. I am fully supportive of the gay marriage law and rights. I think that through the years we have had this image of what a perfect society is supposed to be like. Trying to make the perfect society has ruined us we no longer accept people for they are, we only accept people that fit our own idea of…

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    Born in October 30, 1930, Timothy Findley grew up in Rosedale area of Toronto, Ontario. Although his childhood was spent in a rich neighbourhood, the Findleys suffered a financial strain due to the Depression. As a child, Findley developed double mastoids, then pneumonia; he mostly stayed away from brutal plays, spending most of his time at home. Due to his sickness, it was natural for him to develop a solitary nature. Looking back, childhood was not the best time of his life for Timothy. By…

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    Abigail Graber's article “Television Encourages Viewers to Reject Homosexuals”, Graber faults media depictions of LGBT people as part of the reason gay people are discriminated against in places such as the workforce (Graber). Negative stereotypes in media depicting homosexuality as taboo and perverse have helped spread homophobia. Stereotyping LGBT people only furthers perceptions that being LGBT is abnormal, and thus treating them differently than heterosexuals is socially acceptable. Newsweek…

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    been sworn in, and Apollo 11 had landed on the moon barely a week before. It was the tail end of the Civil Rights Movement, but the Gay Rights Movement hadn’t even begun. The Stonewall Riots were pivotal in the creation of the LGBT rights, and their impact can be seen to this day. Prior to the riots, gay rights were practically nonexistent in America, and the only resources members of the LGBT community had pre-Stonewall were gay founded social clubs, such as Daughters of Bilitis and the…

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    Stonewall Riots Analysis

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    Inn and unjustly arresting people. This started what later became known as the Stonewall Riots, which many people consider to be the very beginning of the gay rights movement in America. Years later, in 1980 in El Salvador, Oscar Arnulfo Romero, the archbishop of San Salvador was assassinated while celebrating mass. He was killed by the right-wing militia because he often called the government's corrupt practices which promoted social inequality that benefited the oligarchy and promoted poor…

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    Diversity Activity Reflection Savonna Huff Forsyth Technical Community College In choosing to watch a film for the diversity activity, I chose to watch “The Laramie Project”. reporters chose to create a movie on the murder case of the homosexual college student Mathew Shepard, whom attended the university of Wyoming. The reporter who traveled to Laramie Wyoming were homosexual as well, a few of them where not sure about going because they were afraid that since Mathew Shepard was murdered for…

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    X-Men: Last Stand

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    X-Men: Last Stand When a private laboratory supported by the government finds the cure for the mutants by using the DNA of a powerful boy. The mutants now have the option of giving up their powers and become fully human,or retain their uniqueness and remain isolated, but their society split. Magneto opposes and decides to join a force to fight against the government and kill the mutant boy. Meanwhile Jean Grey with being powerful and uncontrollable, She destroys Cyclops and Professor Charles…

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    Leslie Lohman Museum

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    Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art The Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art is the only art museum of its kind in the world. It includes art pieces of both gay and lesbian erotica, along with other pieces relating to social movements regarding sexual orientation and gender identification. As discussed in class, social justice movements all revolve around the idea of making minority groups feel like the majority. It is crucial to give them a platform to express themselves and…

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    The two trends relating to coming out for gay teens is that of being left by family and friends and that of being bullied by peers, yet “The Internet also has eased isolation for gay teens, offering a place for socializing and support, says Stephanie Sanders of the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction in Bloomington, Ind.” (Elias, 2007) Before the internet, gay teens had to make big decisions on who to tell and when to tell them due to fear of being isolated, yet…

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