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    The people of the LGBT community could now keep their private lives protected by the right to privacy, which at the time was essential, being that same-sex relationships were not as accepted by the majority of society in America, as they are today. Considering that history…

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    discriminated and prejudiced, even today. The first movie “PRIDE” focuses on a group of gays and lesbians that chooses to support the miners during the strike in 1984. Even though same-sex activity became legal in all of UK in 1982, people still consider the LGBT community is to be wrong. Therefore, the group encounter a lot of prejudice and discrimination, both from regular people and form miners, in the form of mean comments, vandalism and rejection. For example, someone throws a brick…

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    Should transgenders be allowed to serve in the military? The topic on the transgenders in the military is considered to be a controversial topic in the news today. Many individuals agree and disagree on the issue regarding whether transgenders should be allowed to serve in the military. Several agree that allowing transgenders to serve in the military would be a negative impact on the military, while others feel as though it will be a huge step towards equality. Although many individuals have…

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    Same-Sex Adoption “There are no unwanted children. Just unfound families.” – National Adoption Center. According to Terra Cooper a staff storyteller at Adoption.com there are nine basic steps to adoption. The first step is making the decision to adopt (Cooper). In making this decision, people need to decide if they are suitable to be an adoptive parent. There are three types of adoption: domestic, foster and international. Choosing one of these is the second step (Cooper). From adopting an…

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    The vast majority know the LGBT people group yet knew that there is something else entirely to it. On the site Outlooklumbus.com they enlighten us all the more concerning it. It 's simply not LGBT but rather it is LGBTQQIAA, which implies Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, and Ally. With the school today there is a reasoning…

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    to have confused feeling toward relationships. When he was a teenager he started to have gay feelings. Also because of learning disability and being a gay he felt very different from others and he felt cannot share his secret with anyone. Obviously LGBT people who have learning disability have the same needs, hopes and fears as other. Sometimes these may be expressed or communicated in a different way, but their ambitions are the same - around work and their personal life. Richard would like to…

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    As society transitions into the 21st century, the question of women’s roles and leadership is a dynamic and changing idea. This is true in religious institutions as well. The two female religious leaders I will be focusing on both challenge notions of gender roles, as well as sexuality and racial identity within their respective religions. Along the way, these women have faced heavy opposition from the outside world, as well as from members of their own faiths. Presbyterian minister Katie Ricks…

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    Pulse: A Case Study

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    (WFTV) It was supposed to be an evening of dancing and enjoying time with friends.But that night and early morning, hundreds of people like Marcus spent their time in Pulse as targets in one of the worst mass shooting in US history. Pulse, which was an LGBT nightclub in the heart of Orlando, was built by Barbara Poma in remembrance of her brother who passed away from AIDS. The name Pulse was chosen to represent his beating heart. Sadly, a place of safety and love turned out to be the complete…

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    Like many controversial topics, the LGBT community isn’t substantially accepted in most of the country, the transgender sub community, especially. Transgender people in general are a massive target in America presently; being degraded on social media networks, and are even harassed and brutally murdered. The transgender community, and even those who support them, are constantly judged for their choices to partake in such a life choice. What people fail to understand is that aside from the few…

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    Ellen Degeneres: A Hero

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    Ellen DeGeneres When you think of a hero what do you think of? Some may say Superman, others may say Spider-Man. What if I told you my hero is Ellen DeGeneres? Ellen is a hero because she is a gay rights activist, a lifesaver, and generous. She does many things to help the world and has changed it drastically. Ellen is a hero because she is a gay rights activist. Ellen broke Hollywood's mold by coming out and saying she is a Lesbian in 1997 on Operas show. “Would I still be famous,…

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