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    bisexuality was first and foremost affected by the discovery of AIDS in the 1980s. Bisexuality came to the forefront, as bisexual activism was a response to the crisis. Bisexuals had taken on an important role to combat the effects that AIDS had on the LGBT community. The 1990s was also an important period as it saw the prominence of bisexual literature. The Journal of Bisexuality became the first academic, quarterly journal on bisexuality, when Fritz Klein founded it in 1997. The journal…

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    Sex In African Film Essay

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    Sexuality: Never Expressed, Only Condemned Films are created for a purpose, whether it be for profit, pure entertainment, or to show a message. African films have been critiqued for not finding a balance between entertainment and a political or cultural message and that is a problem that they have had to struggle with. Focusing on messages, gender politics have been presented in African filmmaking for decades. This is shown in films such as Sembene Ousmane’s Moolaade 2004 and Adama Drabo’s Taafe…

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    their rights that are usually taken for granted by the average American. It 's unfair to categorize gay and lesbian couples when they are human beings just like everyone else. They have the right to be happy just like everyone else. All they want is to blend in with society without being looked down on. For several years, there has been hatred and discrimination towards people with a different…

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    Because of these experiences, he has become a stronger person squelching the rude comments people his culture say about homosexuals. He has developed a sense of relentless when it comes to others ridiculing him and will not stay quiet when that time comes. He is not afraid to speak out even if his own family is the one being rude. He has stayed quiet for too long and now that he has more experience with the oppressions he has had to deal with, he will not tolerate that behavior anymore. For…

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    Chrystal Castro Professor Dobson English 1A 3 Pm 9 December, 2015 Rough Draft 1 Essay 3 The older generation would agree that youth culture is very different especially in its linguistic evolution. Today’s vocabulary has gained and lost several meanings and context of usage for a variety of words. With today’s slang and negative connotations, our society is drowning in sarcasm and rudeness which creates new pejorative meanings for words that meant almost the exact opposite. The popular…

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    discusses the role of same-sex marriage should not be the goal for gay rights activists. When gay activists insist on equal benefits as same as straight people, the book argues that it stigmatizes queer people who choose other types of relationships. Meaning that the activist should not just focus on just legally be married, but not to ignore the legal benefits that could help the entire community. He claims that the queer rights movement should abandon the pursuit of being normal; in favor of…

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    If someone were to give you the task to pick out a homosexual character in a television series or a movie, most of us would be able to pick off who that character would be almost right away, but why is that? How is it that we’re able to determine the sexuality of a person just by looking at their appearance, listening to them talk or even just by looking at who they associated themselves with. Ever since the first appearance of a same sex couple on the big screen in 1895’s “The gay brothers”…

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    adolescence, but you face the additional ridicule of being “different”. A lot of times, you are socially out casted, tormented and bullied. I want to analyze the social and economic effects that gay people face in their lifetimes. Many members of the LGBT community grow up facing many hardships. These hardships, pave the way for the…

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    that TV, like society, asks its LGBTQ people to cover. According to Kenji Yoshino the author of Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights, covering is "to tone down a disfavored identity to fit into the mainstream" (Yoshino 2006: ix). In Covering Yoshino examines the consequences of covering in the queer community, specifically how it affects our rights as citizens…

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    Milk Film Analysis

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    Franco on the other hand, is no stranger to portraying gay men and for advocating for gay rights. There are many films and projects that he was involved in, but some recent ones include I Am Michael(2015), in which he plays a former gay activist-turned pastor, as well as a short film, Interior. Leather Bar(2013) which is not only a gay film…

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