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    Homosexuality has always been a controversial topic in the United States, especially last year when the law changed for same-sex individuals are now able to get married. I attended a Catholic private school in middle school, in which we learned about God and the Bible. We were taught that people could be gay but that they could not act upon it, but it was best not to be gay because that not what God intended us to be. The idea of being gay was so abstract, I always wonder if a person was born…

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    M. John Auriemma is a very successful entrepreneur, who started and still rules the company American Wear. American Wear is one of the few remaining family-owned uniform supply companies, in the US. As a consequence of that, M. John Auriemma tends to treat his employees as members of his own family, and thus, takes to heart their interests. Indeed, in 2012, M. Auriemma has been recognized as a top employer by the textile rental association, for the high rate of employees’ retention in his…

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    so important to me anymore, but you’re telling me I’ve got to remain a lady” (Gussow, Holditch pg. 638). Furthermore, Maggie the character in the play “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” was a vibrant young woman that used her beauty to lure men to gain her sexual power. Maggie desires a fulfilling relationship with her husband “Brick” a plantation owner. Maggie on several occasions wanted to make her husband Brick jealous. For instance, she would inform him of an occasions when she went to Memphis to…

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    For example, one of the sins was that the people wanted to absorb an Angel 's powers and in order to gain these supernatural powers they would consider raping an Angel when they came to visit. The citizens of Sodom would participate in beastiality, sexual acts of degradation , male rape towards their visitors, threats of mass rape, and the engagement in consensual homosexual acts. To punish the “horrible” sins practiced in Sodom, God destroyed the city with fire and brimstone and killed all the…

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    its rating. He challenges the current, ambiguous method raters use to censor movies today. I agree with the director’s claim that our society today has become desensitized to violence. Violence in movies does not get censored nearly as much as sexual scenes do because of a long-existing taboo the American culture has had on sex. However, I believe that these violent scenes leave stronger and more negative impressions on viewers than sex scenes. Seeing uncensored acts of violence is…

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    Depression In Young Women

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    to experience mental health problems than heterosexual people. In addition, they are at risk at being victims of violence and bullies because of their sexual orientation. For some family this can be an immense problem because of their beliefs. This results to family rejection and negative family reactions or other loved ones regarding their sexual identity. It leads to negative outcomes of self-hate and lack of self love which ultimately leads to depression, and sometimes even suicide. Gay and…

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    Sexual Identity Representation In Film Have you ever wondered why there is a lack of queer characters in films and television shows? Or why all of them seem to be the same person? This is part of the reason why there is an issue with the representation of sexual identity in film. Representation is important to end homophobia. It is also important for people to understand homosexuality and for LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and others who identify in the group) youth to have…

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    esteem and revered them in society (Cameron 124). Not only are these histories erased, but frequently they are replaced with experiences of sexual abuse in such schools. Native Americans report higher rates of abuse due to their minority status and devaluement by the legal system. Although the majority of pedophiles are heterosexual men, experiences of same-sex sexual abuse lead many of these youths to associate homosexuality with these experiences. This leads heightened levels prejudice and…

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    James Baldwin novel Giovanni’s Room, is known to be his most controversial novels that the author has written. Giovanni’s Room brings light to several gray areas that may have been too controversial and too risky for any other American writer to speak up about in that time. The novel brings life to heteronormativity and how one is socialized to believe that homosexuality is not a social norm. Baldwin’s approach by using a white male rather than a black man, to show that one can be…

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    Furthermore, LGB people are sometimes faced with stigma from mental health professionals themselves, who they often feel judged by and therefore struggle to speak their minds to. Perhaps these circumstances contribute to proven dissatisfaction of sexual minorities with the mental health care services they receive. Cross-tabular analysis of a study from 2000 suggested that “significantly higher percentage of the LGB group was dissatisfied with mental health services than of the [heterosexual]…

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