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    One of the biggest problems for gay people today is the question of whether or not gay adults “expose” children to that which they do not understand and whether expressing their status as LGBTQ to young people is appropriate. Nowhere in society is this issue more prevalent than in the education system. Teachers must ask themselves, “Is it safe and appropriate to come out to my students?” With many people in America believing that LGBTQ people are “pushing the gay agenda,” gay teachers often…

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    On Friday, June 26 2015 the Supreme Court ruled in favor of marriage equality in all fifty states. The five to four decision would forever change the lives of members in the lesbian, gay, transgender community and the rest of the country. The circumstances in which this ruling came about was tragic, the concerns around the case caused a lot of controversy but clearly the right decision was made. I really don’t understand why people don’t get this. I realize that it may be difficult for some to…

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    Originally, the virus was labeled as a gay disease/cancer. One can argue that perhaps a certain segment of the homosexual population was not practicing safe sex. In addition, the virus also affected bisexual men, heterosexuals, other members of the LGBT community, intravenous drug users who shared needles and in some minor cases, some individuals acquired the disease through blood transfusions. After years of research, we have come to understand that AIDS is not a Gay disease.…

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    Ted Kelk Analysis

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    time his previous efforts bore fruit, and during those months the gay law reform movement suddenly came of age. Proud of the Brisbane Branch and its leadership, Ted exulted that a campaign with a mere twelve months experience could work so effectively, able already to rely on the support and expertise of hundreds of organisations and individuals – ALP politicians, barristers, doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, civil and human rights organisations, clergy, academics etc.…

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    stigma that surrounds Hester in The Scarlet Letter is still present in modern day society with queers, creating significant hardship for all parties involved. In both The Scarlet Letter’s 18th century society and in modern 21st century society, social norms have been strongly crafted and influenced by religion. Intolerant adherents to strict religion play an extremely strong role in ostracizing both Hester and those labelled as “queer”. That’s not to say that all devout people are bigoted. In…

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    “The transgender rights movement is becoming more visible in the mainstream public. Within the church, Christians should show compassion and not sin transgender people” (Kennedy 43). Pastors and church members reinforce to trans-people that the Bible, and God did not make mistakes…

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    DJ Cannonball’s weighty statement gets at the specificity of place and the spatial capital that came with having an apartment large enough to host South Shore house parties. It is possible that Black gay males were in search of apartments in South Shore because they offered the space needed for their parities as well as a closeness to and connection within the emerging community. This was a spatial network connected to racial, sexual, and class identity that offered the sort of…

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    David King Oral History

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    rights movement, all of whom gladly devoted their entire…

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    “the Robin Hood of Harlem” and how he was always trying to give back to his community. He told about his family life and the type of parents he had and what they taught him, (Carlos 18). Dr. Carlos explained how he got involved in the Civil Rights movement through sports. He was young when he realized his dreams of being in the Olympics was going to be hard and hard not because of the athleticism…

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    Machine Gun Song Analysis

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    The Anti-war Movement was one of the largest movements that exists till today, as African Americans, Asian Americans, women, students, hippies, the clergy were part of this movement. The movement focused on the American military’s involvement with Vietnam and the killing of innocent lives. It showed the true representation from America and their dishonesty. Rock music was a main commodity in the music market’ since its emergence it has always been insurgent and incorporating things the youth…

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