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    The LGBTQ community are discriminated against in many forms. Youths can face challenges at home, school, or foster care. A survey done by the organization GLSEN shows that 75% of transgender youths feel unsafe at school. Time and again, school faculty disrespect or punish them for expressing themselves in their identity. Another example of exclusion is in the military. There is an estimate of 134,000 American veterans and 15,000 people in the military forces today that identify as…

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    of a man in the middle of this gay threesome” Said Mark Anderson. Gays get targeted at work at home and anywhere they go by homophobic people. “Gays frequently encounter homophobia, harassment, unfair treatment, and job termination if their sexual orientation becomes public knowledge” (Discrimination…

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    LGBT Should Have the Same Rights as Other Americans In 2016, just under fifty people were murdered in Orlando Florida. This massacre happened at a gay nightclub.( Being a LGBT member should still mean you are granted your human rights. This means that you should not feel timid about going out with your friends on a Saturday night and feeling that you might be killed or beaten. Around five-thousand lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender people commit suicide each year and around another five…

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    many dressed in drag, were resisted police brutality and discrimination. Historian Susan Stryker notes that the Compton’s Cafeteria riot involved militant street action by transgender people, and that this movement did spur “lasting institutional change”. Like the later Stonewall riots, the Compton’s riot took place when police targeted a crowd of mostly “street queens”- the often young, transgender sex workers who inhabited poor urban neighborhoods. After being attacked, a crown of 60 patrons…

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    Persuasive Essay On Lgbtq

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    governor revoked health benefit from gay and lesbian partners of state employees, benefits in which they had previously received. Also, there are many anti-discriminatory laws in place whereas you can not be judged based on your race, color, sexual orientation, etc. With that being said, an individual can be fired from their workplace for being gay or lesbian. Same-sex couples don't receive full-marriage equality. Laws prevent them from filing taxes together and generally married couples file…

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    Homosexuality Research Paper Known for many decades as the sexual inversion, homosexuality is a romantic attraction between members of the same sex. Despite that it was considered a taboo decades ago, homosexuality had acquired great power in society in recent years. Homosexual individuals are also known as lesbian (women who are attracted by other women) and gay (men who are attracted by other men) in a like manner, the term mentioned above gay, can also be use to refer to both homosexual…

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    Sexual orientation has sparked a lot of debate and a lot of change in the recent years of our country. The Phelps, along with Michael Moore, and the mentioned articles all helped to spark this movement. Now the ideas on homosexuals in this country are beginning to shift from hate to love. Growing up in Topeka, KS I knew most of the information about the Phelps before entering this class. The Phelps are a group of people who spread hate instead of love. Not only do they discriminate against…

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    Lgbtq Pros And Cons

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    Most of the LGBTQ community would say Sexual orientation should be considered a genetic trait rather than a personal choice, because most would say being gay, bisexual, or transgender did not happen over a short period of time. Its something that can happen over years; some notice it when they are younger and can see that they are not into the things that most kids their gender are. According to most of our science textbooks we used in school would say that there is always a reason for the…

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    Essay On Heterosexuality

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    a lesbian at all; I am a heterosexual female with some bisexual tendencies. I can confirm to people through my experiences that sexual identity cannot be placed into a box, and that it is not black and white. Someone can be heterosexual and still develop sexual feelings for someone of the same sex, or someone can label themselves as homosexual and still engage in sexual relationships with the opposite sex. I believe that as long as we are human beings, we will be attracted to other human beings…

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    Gay and Lesbians in the U.S Marketplace According to a Chicago based market research firm, the gay and lesbian market consists of a population of 18.5 million, along with a total annual income of $514 billion (Vargas 25). Additionally, it is proven that gay and lesbian consumers have a significantly higher purchasing power than heterosexual consumers. Thus, it would make sense for corporations to market their product and services to this market, however, that is not the case. In fact, there are…

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