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    I agree with you the University is not failing to respect equality rights about sexual orientation. The primary cause is that Trinity Western is a private, Christian faith-based university legislated by British Columbia to aid the public. And the mission of this University is developing “Godly Christian leaders” while providing many educational programs. I can get a line here that two different rights under the Charter are colliding with each other. The equality right for lesbian or gay and…

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    facilitating the group. These participants must be students who have undefined sexual identity, or be a g/l/b individual. Group Logistics: Recruitment Multicultural awareness programs should be included into the school’s curriculum to address sexual orientation with respect to cultural and social diversity and forbearance. The facilitating counselor will announce the availability of the support-therapy group to all the students especially the g/l/b students and the interested students will be…

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    Using the National Latino and Asian American Survey (NLAAS) dataset, I conducted a discrete-time survival analysis to investigate the effects of sexual orientation and immigrant generation status on the age of smoking onset among Latino/as and Asians. Findings show that first generation immigrant status among Latino/a and Asian sexual minorities has a protective function against deviant health behaviors like…

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    Sexual orientation Indentiy is denfinalty not social development, is for the most part made of hereditary qualities. Some Sexual orientation parts may slightly affect social development, for example, culture. Sex parts are for the most part originates from organic contrasts amongst men and lady, quantifiable. Sex is a bio truth of femaleness and maleness. Them two are as of now not quite the same as origination. There Chromosomal and Hormonal are unique in relation to each other, and that…

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    were a seventeenth-century invention.” Something akin to this can be said about sexual orientation: Heterosexuals, like typewriters and urinals (which are deemed obviously for gentlemen), were inventions of the 1860s. Contrary to their cultural presumptions and the lies of what soon came to be referred to as “orientation essentialism,” “straight” and “gay” are not entirely absolute labels. Sexual orientation is a conceptual scheme with a dim-lighted history. It is a history that had begun far…

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    based. One should not be discriminated based on his or her sexual orientation, because his or her religious belief taught him or her to not believe in something that seemed out of the norm, or that having multiple identities is problematic. Gender identity and sexual orientation are two different aspects of why they are not the same. These are the findings as to why our orientation and gender are complex. Key Words: Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, Heterosexual, Homosexual, Self-Concept…

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    The article by Stacey and Biblarz focused on sexual orientation and parenting and studying its affect on the children being raised. The article first started out by talking about heterosexism and how that is keeping same sex couples from being able to have children of their own. It then focused on studies that have been conducted on the topic of sexual orientation and parenthood. Many studies were done and a lot of the conclusions that were determined were “no differences” between children…

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    benefits of Eros-driven orientations, both in general pleasurable happiness and in historical artistic production, it is easy to ask why homosexuals would attempt to adopt heterosexual traits and why Freud called homosexuality neurotic misery. This is because in the face of isolation and peer-rejection, individuals will always choose to belong over preferring their instinctual orientation. The stigma associated with homosexuality, and thus an Eros-driven instinctual orientation, teaches these…

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    Arguments about discrimination based on sexual orientation generally rest on interpretations of the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment or about rights to autonomy rooted in modern substantive due process doctrine. Such theories typically presuppose a government that remains neutral among competing moral claims. This Article, by contrast, develops an account of rights against sexual orientation discrimination—including recognition of same-sex marriage—that does not depend on a…

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    Chapter 3 was interesting and its starting to give me a better understanding of sexual orientation. Sexual orientation is how you identify yourself, sexual behavior and attraction. There are many different categories that people identify themselves as. Everyone knows the fundamental groups, heterosexual, gay, and bisexual; their plenty more that I personally wasn't aware of until this week. Asexual is someone who doesn't desire sex, and pansexuals are attracted to everything and don't categorize…

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