Sexual orientation change efforts

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    matters, such as sexuality, dating, violence in relationships, and finances, both of my parents took on the role of talking to us equally. Both of my parents always let my brother and I know that they would love us no matter what sexual orientation, a “preference for sexual parents of the same sex, the opposite sex, both sexes, or neither sex,” we were (Benokraitis, 2015). This made my brother and I feel very comfortable because we knew that we could talk to our parents about sexuality if we…

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    are Asian/ Pacific Islander (Alliance for Board Diversity, 2017). While these statistics sound horrifically unimpressive at first, one must take into account the slow rate of change that exists in governance, especially in the nonprofit sector where the change towards diversity must be a strong, conscious, and professional effort to maintain. The Fortune 100 boards, due to this minor shift in margins, now boasts that 65% of the Fortune 100 boards have greater than 30% diversity in their…

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    Transgender Bathroom Laws

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    restroom that their birth certificate identifies them as our family/private restrooms.This will help prevent Sexual predators from being able to attack also kids and parents need to feel safe when their kids are in school or anywhere, although transgender people might consider this is harsh we need laws to set boundaries so everyone feels safe they do not deserve special treatment. sexual predators would take advantage of the bathroom laws as this man did. “A Seattle man citing transgender…

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    The Trevor Project Essay

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    discrimination and bullying toward LGBT youth found in all sorts of settings including the home, work, and school. Many LGBT teens experience abuse at home and even being kicked out of their house. Finding a job is sometimes harder as their sexual orientation is unwelcomed by employers and fellow colleagues. LGBT youth also endure harassment and bullying at school facilities. Many religious and political groups fight to keep the rights of these teens restricted and try finding ways around…

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    Milk Film Analysis

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    numerous political issues focused on the gay rights development. Be that as it may, there are a few that are essential in the film. Milk, composed by Dustin Lance Black, sensationalize political issues by passing on the centrality identified with changes in American culture and tending to segregation gay people confronted day by day.…

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    Film Analysis: La Mission

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    The year 2015 has constituted several monumental changes in regards to marriage equality in the U.S. After many years of debate and consideration, the United States Supreme Court finally decided to put an end to the discriminative legislature preventing homosexuals from being legally married. The film La Mission captures some of the harassment and intolerance homosexuals have to cope with from disapproving family members. La Mission conveys the story of a Latino, ex-convict named Che Rivera who…

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    Rhetorical Analysis of Jim Fitterling’s “Making Small Talk: The Case for LGBT Diversity and Inclusion” Most Americans speak freely in the workplace about life and home without compromising their job security. Ideally this would only be problematic in cases where individuals are involved in illegal or otherwise deliquent activities. Author Jim Fitterling addresses how members of the LGBT community lie somewhere in between, many remaning silent and in secret due to the fear of losing their…

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    Roxanne Gay, in her Op-Ed piece “On the Death of Sandra Bland and Our Vulnerable Bodies” that featured in The New York Times, takes a stand position regarding the treatment of Black women, or black people in general, in America. However, the injustice illustrated by Gay is not the one from one civilian to another but rather from the justice systems originally designed to keep all Americans safe notwithstanding their skin color nor racial affiliation. According to Gay’s piece, the crimes that the…

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    described as bisexual, but each have a key component that furthers them from that truth. From Oberyn who rejects the idea that he was born loving both man and woman to simply saying he does not discriminate his sexual pleasure, Frank who also refutes the idea of being born with the sexual preferences but uses sex with both men and women as a way to feel powerful, to Kate who is not presented as a role model for female bisexuals but aimed towards the male fantasy of having your girlfriend kiss…

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    In the professional field, it is important to understand cultural diversity. Multiculturalism includes a wide range of areas that counsellors need to consider, including “gender, sexual orientation, age, spirituality, religion, social class, disability”, as well as “nationality, ethnicity and race” (Schulz, Sheppard, Lehr & Shepard, 2006 p.118). Code A1 clearly states the requirements of maintaining “a high standard of professional competence” (CCPA, 2007 p. 5), which requires representative…

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