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    Do People Deserve the same Rights Regardless of Sexual Orientation including the Right to Marry? President Barack Obama once stated, "If we are truly created equal, then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well." (Gallagher 2). He says this trying to defend the fact that rights go back to the Declaration of Independence. Obama is the first president to support gay marriage. He publicly speaks his opinion which shocks many, and also influences many. Some people…

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    Is Gay Marriage Wrong

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    Gay Marriage: Is it Right or is it Wrong? Ever since I’ve been a small child, I have been taught that same-sex marriage is immoral. Same-sex marriage was recently legalized in every state in the United States on June 26, 2015. Some people think that gay marriage is in the race for equality and everyone should be able to marry whoever they please, no matter their gender. On the other hand, other people think gay marriage is immoral and should not be taking place. People argue that our laws…

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    against gay marriage does categorize you as homophobic. What defines homophobia is when you have “Prejudice or dislike against homosexual people.” Although standing against same-sex marriage and being homophobic is not wrong, having prejudice and dislike against anything does categorize you as “anti” it. In greater detail, the definition of a phobia is “Having or involving an extreme or irrational fear of, or aversion to something.” Therefore having an aversion toward same-sex marriage means…

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    very popular discussion is whether or not gay marriage should be legal. There are a ton of emotional and moral beliefs when it comes to a topic like this, but there are also a ton of statistics and facts. Same-sex marriage is right because the divorce rates are lower than the ones of heterosexual relationships, gays have a great effect on adoption rates and their children, and for these relationships to be illegal is against human rights. Gay marriage should be legal everywhere in the United…

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    need to “reread (re-evaluate) commonplace ideas.” In this case, that topic is regarding the model American family as perceived from before and now. This essay will discuss specific topics such as that of media influences, job rationales, and same-sex marriage alongside comparing the views as described from within the book to our modern day views. The first article present within the reading was a narrative called “Looking for Work” from the perspective of a nine-year-old Mexican-American boy.…

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    reason, I decided to write a letter about the historical context about marriage between people of the same gender or sex, context current and factor in favor or against it. Same-sex marriage (also known as homosexual marriage, equal marriage or gay marriage) recognizes legally or socially a marriage formed by parties of the same biological or legally recognized sex. The first…

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    Civil Right” seeks to explore the fitness of same-sex marriage in the face of the law and religion. The author’s purpose is to make people have an in depth understanding of the issues surrounding marriage to enable them comprehend the state and the civil dimension. The article’s thesis statement is to portray that the debate on gay marriage is more about the state-church relationship and less of the legality of an intimate relationship between the same sex couples. Howard has a vast experience…

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    The recent problem raised within the media has been debating on whether Australia should legalise gay marriage or not. It is often believed that the legalisation of same-sex marriage is harmful to the people and their community but the truth is that it will not disadvantage our society in any way shape or form, as other people's businesses do not affect our own. If anything, banning same sex marriage encourages discrimination within our society. This prejudice causes Australia to be looked down…

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    Essay On Gay Marriage

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    When we think of marriage, a man and woman usually comes to mind. We think about a commitment of two people. When two people plan marriage, they think about raising a family together, completely dedicating their lives to one another. People tend to forget about same-sex marriages though? In today society, about half of people in the U.S. support gay marriage, far less than those who are otherwise supportive of legally enforced gay rights (about 75%) (Bidstrup). Even though some people would…

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    Gay Marriage Arguments

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    Several states, including Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, and Tennessee, banned or refused to recognize same-sex marriages that occurred in states where it was legal. Same sex couples from those states turned to suing their respective local agencies on the matter. Plaintiffs in each case argued that the ban failed to uphold the Equal Protection Clause and the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. One group also brought claims of the ban going against the Civil Rights Act. In all the cases…

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