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    In our age of progression, we have achieved tremendous strides for minority groups. One of the communities that has experienced positive change over the past year has involved LGBT youth. This group was recently granted the right to same-sex marriage. However, significant acceptance has ceased to exist, especially for people who identify as transgender. The issue has been debated socially when concerning the rights of these individuals. It has gained critical attention through the media, mainly…

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    transgendered (LGBT) people have experienced today, examines the tensions between power structures and recognises the challenges they still…

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    1980s, there has been growing activism in bisexuality as the bisexual movement has been increasingly accepted in the world during this period. The development of the history of 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…

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    after the rebellion at the Stonewall Inn, June 28, 1969, the Christopher Street Liberation Day Committee held a march on the streets of New York to commemorate the anniversary of the Stonewall riots. LGBT people all across New York gathered outside the Stonewall Inn to celebrate the gay liberation movement. “We propose that a demonstration be held annually on the last Saturday in June in New York City to commemorate the 1969 spontaneous demonstrations on Christopher Street and this…

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    women, and their families are subject to social inequalities through practices of discrimination and prejudice, many of them surprisingly institutionalized in formal law (Leon-Guerrero 131). We have to learn and understand how to help these people and include ourselves in the fight for equality. To…

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    along with some demonstrations of discrimination in employment. The Group also ensures a balance of the number of LGBT candidates selected. ☛ Example 2: In 2014, Google participated in the LGBT pride parades and festivals in many countries and cities wherever the company is located. During the event, Google had a souvenir stall with publications aimed at showing support for the LGBT community, both introducing the company and stating they were…

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    LGBT Equality In Sports

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    As a group, we all collectively perceive that the progress on LGBT equality in sport, although slow, is a good start in a long battle in diminishing inequality. We can see, through history, how long it took for the sports industry to slowly accept diversity in sports in terms of one’s sexuality. Back in 1975 no gay, transgender, bisexual, or lesbian athlete dared to come out publicly, now we have more and more athletes coming out every year (Griffin, 2012). We see the first state law…

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    Stonewall Riots were a major turning point for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) community. It was beginning of societal awareness of the persecution and needed rights of the LGBT community. This seminal conflict eventually led to increased social acceptance and legal rights for this community and by 2015, gay marriage became legal in all 50 states through these uncompromising efforts. Being a member of the LGBT community during the 1960’s was a special kind of challenge they faced…

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    Bulletproof Vests Society is influenced by the media on a daily basis by reaffirming social standards and expectations. This becomes complicated when socialization creates a norm for society that places people who do not conform to specific barriers into a category of “otherness.” Western culture rarely represents “other” people in the media, and when they are portrayed their identity falls into stereotypes and negative tropes. One trope that is common among queer characters is known as Bury…

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    In recent years, the LGBT movement has gained steam and successfully fought for the rights of gays and lesbians. Gays and lesbians enjoy more social acceptance than they did 20 years ago. This social acceptance, however, is not enjoyed by all members of the LGBT community, as transgender and transsexual individuals are still discriminated against with far more vehemence than gays and lesbians. This discrimination is explored in the film Boys Don’t Cry and the novel She’s Not There, by Jennifer…

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