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    Talofa

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    married within their same sex. They have struggled with it for many years while growing up. It has become more of a fairy tale as the generations change drastically. People do not wake up and just become “gay.” In some cultures, like Samoa and Guam, their cultures are uniquely different from the American dream and there is no prejudice for sexual orientation. “On June 2015, a federal judge in Guam ruled their ban to be unconstitutional, making Guam the first territory to allow same-sex marriage”…

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    masculine action to do. When Doug went in for the kiss, the line was crossed between keeping that male power and masculinity of a straight male. This line between the two areas is how significant a social constructivist approach encourages social change, because it provides that influence to explore and expand acceptance…

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    include prejudice and discrimination due to homophobia. One’s sexual orientation should not play a factor in deciding who will be a good parent to raise a child, but nonetheless, many people believe that gay men raising kids will raise a gay child or abuse the child. This preconception may be a combination of political negligence to accept gay couples as providing a suitable home for children or personal religious beliefs. Human sexual dimorphism, which is the belief that anatomy and physical…

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    discrimination against those who were both queer and Latino is the social injustice that gave ALLGO a solid foundation. As time has passed, the name of the brothers and sisters in Austin, TX has evolved from an acronym to a civic brand known as “allgo”. This change indicates the acceptance of all queer people of color. Those who join the fight…

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    Foundations of Anthropology Semester 2 2014 Major Essay Student ID: a1668201 Word Count: What role does nature or biology play in human behaviour? Male Homosexuality One of the earliest debates in psychology, nature versus nurture has been applied to almost every subject of human behaviour, and homosexuality is of course no exception. Whilst attitudes towards homosexuality have certainly shifted over time, there is still no firm scientific or academic consensus on what causes homosexuality in…

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    the persecution and needed rights of the LGBT community. This seminal conflict eventually led to increased social acceptance and legal rights for this community and by 2015, gay marriage became legal in all 50 states through these uncompromising efforts. Being a member of the LGBT community during the 1960’s was a special kind of challenge they faced especially because they had a different…

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    Don T Ask Dont Tell

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    Before Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell, in the 1980s alone nearly 17,000 service members were discharged solely because of their sexual orientation. This is a significant amount of soldiers who were discharged before the policy was implemented, but even after the policy went into effect there were still a lot of discharges in the armed forces on the basis of sexuality: “Within 15 years…

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    Nature Vs Nurture Study

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    behavioral studies. A common behavior studied is homosexuality, defined as, “love, desire, and/or sexual acts between people of the same sex” (Roof). The term homosexuality is derived from the Greek term “homos,” meaning “same” (Roof). Because the term is translated to “same sexuality,” it can be used to describe both male and females. However, in practice, the term “lesbian” is typically used in describing sexual relations between…

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    a product of biology is problematic because there could still be intervention using misguided medicine (Sedgwick 43). Overall, I believe that people should not see being homosexual as a problem so that the origin of sexuality is not explored in an effort to “fix someone”. Nature versus nurture is not a stable argument because it can harm people, often without their full…

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    between gender and sex was discussed. Gender is a sociological category; it defines a person as “masculine” of “feminine”. Sex refers to the organs that an individual is born with (Croft B. , 2016). The term sexual orientation was also defined in this topic as a person’s preference in terms of sexual partner. The term “homosexuality” was discovered in 1869, due to many people not agreeing with the previous terms set in place in society (Croft B. , 2016). Another big topic that has been popular…

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