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    don 't have the same rights as herterosexuals does not make anybody brave. Homosexual American citizens should have the right to marry whomever they want based on their constitutional rights, their rights as human, and the fact that they live in “ thelandof the free.” It is said by many that same sex marriage is against the law however marriage is not discussed in the constitution so legal opponents argue that the federal government can not mandate states to acknowledge gay marriage as the 10th…

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    Nowhere is that more prominent than the issue of gay marriage. According to a recent poll from the Pew Research Center, over half of Americans now favor gay marriage. Even the Supreme Court, in a recent landmark decision, ruled that homosexual couples have just as much legal right to marry as heterosexuals (Barnes). So why are some citizens still resisting something that is now a law? The vast majority of Americans who denounce gay marriage do so for religious reasons (TFP Student Action).…

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    Gay marriage, or to be more politically correct, same-sex marriage, has been the debate of the century. Now to me, this particular situation has been stretched to its limit. No one has the right to say how an individual lives their life. The previous laws that were being followed and argued over were made a couple hundred years ago. Times have changed, and relationships are no longer the same. Although the original laws were based on particular religion, now many more beliefs are widely accepted…

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    USA In 2003, Lawrence v. Texas landmark case struck down statewide laws against sodomey making it legal to be gay in all fifty states. In 2015, gay marriage and same sex adoption was made legal across all fifty states. “Don 't ask, don’t tell” was repealed in 2011 making it legal to openly serve in the military. America is funny in the sense that every state has its own laws for discrimination based on sexual orientation varies from state to state, some things are protected in some states and…

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    With everyone being different, the diverse sex and gender in today’s society plays a huge role in someone’s life. There are “some people who are born interested” (131) with that being said gender is social and consists of learning attitudes and behaviors, not biological or physical qualities. These days the word gender is well accepted, now days it is acceptable for people to consider themselves transgender. This is “denoting or relating to a person whose self-identity does not conform…

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    Throughout the past few years the acceptance of same sex marriage has been experiencing vast amounts of growth. Individuals nowadays are more accepting of same sex couples being given the right to marriage than they ever have been before. On June 26 of 2015 the Supreme Court declared that states’ banning of same sex marriage was unconstitutional. In the case Obergefell V. Hodges, the 14th Amendment was challenged by fourteen same sex couples. The couples claimed that the 14th Amendment required…

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    Unfortunately, there are same-sex couples trying to alter the concept of a perfect family which consists of a father and a mother. The role of a father in a family does not have to be taken by a man anymore…

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    given the rights to same-sex marriage throughout the United States (OBERGEFELL v. HODGES, 2015). In this passage, Kennedy supports the decision which grants the same-sex marriage step by step. He points out the necessity of same-sex marriage by highlighting the marriage equality. Through the usage of parallelism, “Their plea is”, “Their hope is” and “They ask for”, we can get a direct understanding of what same-sex couples really want. They respect marriage, they desire marriage and they request…

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    Mary Leigh Cheng Dr. Bruce M. Wilson POS2041 American National Government 26 September 2016 706 words Same-Sex Marriage v. Religious Freedom The ongoing controversy between religious rights and the legalization of same-sex marriage exemplifies the complexities between civil rights and civil liberties. Those who support marriage equality back most of their claims with the Fourteenth Amendment, which emphasizes the equal treatment of all people under the law (Legal Information Institute). Those…

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    banned homosexual marriage due to the fact that marriage between man and woman has been around for the past millennia. Lots of people thinks that same-sex marriage is one of the reasons that and that it supposedly wrecks the balance between traditional marriage and the balance between man and woman that’s supposed to equally balance the differences and family to create a brand- new creation to create man and woman as one. Phooey. People don’t know who is able to enforce marriage. The…

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