Sexual orientation change efforts

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    blaming them for being left-handed”, they can’t change how they were born they can only embrace it (Eichenwald, Kurt). Logically, if a person were to choose to be gay they would be choosing to face brutality, persecution, and excruciating emotional, even occasional physical, pain. Research shows that being gay has to do with the neurons the brain transmits and your genetic history. New studies have proven that there is a correlation between sexual orientation and genes that affect certain…

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    Homosexuals In America

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    Homosexuals were jailed for displaying affection, they were seen as epidemics that would ruin children’s lives. But, what most Americans failed to realize is that they were doing more harm (conservatives/ anti-proponents). One night, would be start of change. According to Lucian Truscott IV, the author of, Gay Power Comes To Sheridan Square, “The forces of faggotry, spurred by a Friday night raid on one of the city 's largest, most popular, and longest lived gay bars, the Stonewall Inn, rallied…

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    Gay Marriage Benefits

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    In the United States alone, there are seven hundred thousand same sex couples that have been unable to marry until very recently (Johnson). Same sex marriage has been a huge topic of debate lately, but there is one clear answer to this; let them marry. Same sex couples in America should be allowed the same rights as opposite sex couples. Less than a year ago, the United States Supreme Court legalized same sex marriage in every state. Until then, there were many issues in the many states that…

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    for society (Davies 3). The question is, what makes heterosexual couples more qualified to raise children than homosexual couples? Gay couples have not always been allowed to raise children, or even adopt a child of their own. However, the recent change in marriage laws has allowed same sex couples to start their own families, including children. Some people believe that same sex couples do not obtain the same parental rights/abilities as heterosexual couples do. It’s widely believed that if a…

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    “Family Don’t End With Blood, But it Doesn 't Start There Either.” Adoption is a wonderful thing in this world, it allows children to have loving homes and caring parents that otherwise would be stuck in foster care. America, the land of the free and the home of the brave; all citizens here have rights. Time progresses and as a country America is taking steps to ensure that everyone has equal rights; this includes the rights of women and of the LGBT community. Equality among all citizens in…

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    HIV is a sexually transmitted disease and unless you have sexual contact with the infected person then you are clean and free. Once that person knows that they have HIV they will most likely get the help and treatment they need and deserve. Mental health is another possible issue. From the pressure of trying be…

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    The very definition of sexual orientation emphasizes on attraction. According to Hill and Dawood (2012), because attraction captures the essence of sexual orientation (i.e., having a particular direction), and is perhaps less likely than behaviour or identity to be influenced by cultural and societal norms, many early researchers focus on the biological basis of sexual orientation. This idea is strongly linked to essentialism- believing that some phenomena are innate, central to one’s identity,…

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    people who do not sexualize women so they are being seen as powerless because according to the article gay people are seen as powerless if they do not sexualize a women. Although, Michael makes fun of this idea and stating “why does he have to be sexual aroused by the women in order to not be gay?” I think this is a weaker point because Michael could have used a different example to explain how women might believe a guy is gay or not. When he asked the guy’s one said, “How he walks.” There are…

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    LGBTQ older adults commonly do not rely on family members for caregiving purposes, therefore they are more vulnerable to acts of hostility, trouble navigating unwelcoming health care providers, and is more likely to encounter staff members who are unfamiliar with the needs of the LGBTQ community (MAP, 2010). The downside is LGBTQ older adults commonly do not rely on family members for Caregiving purposes, therefore they are more vulnerable to acts of hostility, trouble navigating unwelcoming…

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    2014, “60.6% [out of] 1,402 hate crimes . . . based on sexual orientation [are] classified as anti-gay (male) bias” (Latest Hate Crime Statistics Report Released). Crimes against homosexuals have been reported nationwide, but a hate crime in Laramie, Wyoming changed the gay community. On October 12, 1998, twenty-one-year old Matthew Shepard was brutally beaten and murdered by two young Laramie citizens because of Shepard’s sexual orientation. In The Laramie Project and The Laramie Project: 10…

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