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    gay, or bisexual, and over five percent report they are either lesbian, gay, bisexual, or have had sexual experiences with individuals of the same sex. As a minority population in schools across the country, LGBTQ youth commonly experience high rates of discrimination and harassment, yet are often not protected under school policy. And even though most parents favor teaching about sexual orientation in schools, most sexuality education programs do not cover this topic at all, and…

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    Detention centers are often the result of undocumented immigrants getting caught by the system. Typically, the LGBT community are vulnerable in detention because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. The Bureau of Justice Statistics found that 11.9 percent of LGBTQ men and 9.4 percent of LGBTQ women had been sexually abused by another inmate, and 6 percent of LGBTQ men and 3 percent of LGBTQ women had been assaulted by a guard, while the percentages were significantly lower for…

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    in disclosing their sexual orientation to their family and friends because they fear being , abandoned, judged, hated and isolated. They do not want their family members to treat them different than they treat everyone else . LGBT teens get bullied because they do not look like everyone else and are seen as the odd one out .“Among transgender students 42% were prevented from using their preferred name 59% were required to use a bathroom that did not match their gender identity 32% were…

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    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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    discrimination. These cases are a nightmare. This is why the LGBT community needs to have more rights because it makes equality not that big of an issue, makes the LGBT community feel more comfortable with talking to people about their sexual orientation or gender identity, the adoption rate will increase, and the suicide death rate will become less drastic. The LGBT community should have more equality. Many LGBT teenagers do not have control over their coming out experience. Some of them are…

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    counselor who is responsible for facilitating the group. These participants must be students who have undefined sexual identity, or be a g/l/b individual. Group Logistics: Recruitment Multicultural awareness programs should be included into the school’s curriculum to address sexual orientation with respect to cultural and social diversity and forbearance. The facilitating counselor will announce the availability of the support-therapy group to all the students especially the g/l/b students…

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    consistent with the US constitution? In regards to the first question, contrary to common perception, the illegality of the sexual orientation of LGBT people is not founded on the constitution; rather it is primarily embedded in public attitudes and opinions, most of them based on religion. This expressly means that the US constitution does not define what sexual orientation is. As such, this choice is intrinsically left to the individual to determine whether they are heterosexual or LGBT. In…

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    Adolescence is an integral and milestone stage for identity development in all human beings. Dr. Stephanie Scott (Laureate Education, Inc., 2013) stated, “there’s more development of identity that occurs in adolescence then probably, as far as personality goes, probably any other time period,” (p. 1). Biological, social, and environmental changes are all forces that help mold and shape an adolescent’s sense of self, and their subsequent Identity. Whether positive or negative, their lasting…

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    people are being discriminated against every day. Whether it’s with a homophobic slur or something more life threatening like being beaten. Sexual orientation is known to be the 3rd motivator of hate crimes, physical or psychological. These hate crimes are the most violent as well. Statistics show that “More than 1000 hate crimes having to do with sexual orientation are reported every year, but 28% go UN reported.” On average, these crimes have ended with the victim dead or hospitalized. These…

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    EFFECTIVENESS OF FAMILY SUPPORT FOR GAY ADOLESCENT MALES WHEN DISCLOSING SEXUAL IDENTITY Monique Henry Marywood University EFFECTIVENESS OF FAMILY SUPPORT FOR GAY ADOLESCENT WHEN DISCLOSING SEXUAL IDENTITY The purpose of this review is to examine the literature of research in recent past, their findings, and the availability of existing programs to demonstrate the vast difference between support and absence of support from parents of gay adolescents in regard to their overall wellness…

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