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    I carry a stigma with me every day. Mostly because to many people, part of who I am is either fake, confused, and even promiscuous. Identifying as bisexual has always been a dangerous label in society and even in the LGBTQ+ community. There is without doubt that people do not consider bisexuals a part of the spectrum of the aforementioned reasons and more. Bisexuals are their own ingroup within the larger supportive ingroup of the LGBTQ+ community. Even more complexly, I can argue that there are…

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    The book of Song of Solomon is one of the least read books in the Bible. Depending on who reads it and how it’s interpreted it can be uncomfortable. The reason being is because of its sexual content. The most popular approach to the Song of Solomon is the literal and the allegory approach. This has been debated throughout history amongst Christians. Scott J Shifferd states that there’s four main perception of the book. Two are literal interpretation that looks at the young woman who is at…

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    However, what he was not aware of was that in joining the club, he made himself vulnerable by exposing himself to those who were against LGBT community in the institution. Notably, there was hatred that was fueled by same-sex relationships, yet the school principal did so little in his position to fix the situation. There was a clear indication that the people behind Matthew’s death were…

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    of civil rights activists, it abandoned the accommodationist approach of the 1950s. He discusses Ernestine Eckstein, a black lesbian woman, was involved in the NAACP during college at Indiana University, the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) in New York City, and the New York chapter of the Daughters of Bilitis, the first national lesbian organization in the United States. While D’Emilio uses Eckstein as an example of the connection between the civil rights movement and the gay rights movement,…

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    Everyone in today's society has participated in forms of deviant behavior whether they're aware of it or not. Deviant behavior refers to violations of social norms. Norms are behavioral codes or prescriptions that guide people into actions and self-presentations conforming to social acceptability. American sociologists, William Sumner (1907) formed three types of norms: folkways, mores, and laws. The behavior I partaken in is considered to be Mores. Mores is based on norms that would generate…

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    reason they were not easily accepted by their parents and families because they think it’s a felony and it’s against their religious. So lesbians are the one who face many problems in their daily life, which relate to their personal identity and social rights. I relate to this, because I had a friend named “Anne” who is a lesbian. She faces many difficulties in her life only because she has a different sexual identity. Comparing this book, “Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal,” to my friend…

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    Recently my two classmates have shared their opinions on two speeches titled Gay marriage in America and Georgia tech freshman convocation speech. My first classmate has given preference to the second speech. It seems that he is more inclined to Shelby as a person with charisma who is capable to attract attention but not to the content of his speech. Thus, Shelby, as a college student (ethos), tells very emotionally about the major things which every student of his college must know. He actively…

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    Victorian England’s morality can be associated with the term prudish. Principles were set in this era which included sexual limitation, harsh conduct and no criminal activity. Social interaction and traditions changed due to the Victorian era’s changed morality. Religion also played a very important role in what is known as the Victorian era moral. If there was one belief that embodied the Victorian era, ten it would be Christian belief. “Victorian” has become associated with a set of values…

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    refusal to hear an appeal was a setback for the American Civil Liberties Union and gay rights group.” sated from Joan Biskupic, 2005. The court would just ignore liberals and the gay rights group for their reasoning's. Another evidence from the article states “The court's action taken as it rejected appeals in hundreds of other cases, sets no national precedent” stated Joan Biskupic. The court mostly focuses on gay rights as the important issue than other court cases.…

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    The concept and idea of the family are constantly changing. Different researchers have attempted to develop an ideal definition for family. Social life changing makes family hard to be defined. Numerous researchers such as Murdock have defined family, but have not been successful. Success lacks when groups and people in society are excluded from the definition. Murdock defines family as “It includes adults of both sexes, at least two of whom maintain a socially approved sexual relationship, and…

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