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    Sexual orientation and inequality Name Institution affiliation Sexual orientation and inequality Until recently same-sex marriage was illegal in the United States. People were arrested for being illegal for violating sodomy laws. The laws were finally outlawed in the year 2003 by the Texas court after a 6-3 was passed. The court asserted that all people have a constitutional right to engage in a consensual and private activity which anyone prefers. However, same-sex couples still face many…

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    There is a very well-known debate about whether sexual orientation is determined at birth. One side states that sexual orientation is a choice and you can choose to be heterosexual. The other side states that homosexuality is not something you can control and people are born gay. Both sides have valid points and statements and are free to believe what they wish. There are many factors that determine a person’s sexual orientation at birth: brain hemisphere dominance, hormones one receives during…

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    Being Born Gay Essay

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    gays, and transsexuals (LGBT’s) argue that they were born gay. Others argue that being born gay is not heterozygous. With the biological evidence, we can truly determine whether it’s true or not. Being born gay is not heterozygous, but rather an identity that humans adopt to gain acceptance of others. The biological aspect of being born gay started when Micheal Bailey and Richard Pillard also conducted a research in 1991 on being born gay. Their research has shown that male sexuality is…

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    characteristics and goals. Sex, on the other hand, was the biological concept that defined you as a male or female based on chromosomes and anatomy. Each different stage that occurs from childhood until adulthood, has a different influence on a person’s sexual and gender development. The first stage in Kohlberg 's stages of gender development was gender labeling. This phase occurrs between the ages, two to four. During this stage, the child would recognize his sex through observation of others…

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    Coming Out Research Paper

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    feared however some media outlets that can reach out globally and religious views that shun upon them can strike fear into the hearts of the LGBTQ community. “Coming out” is a term that the LGBTQ community often uses as a way to describe their gender identity or sexuality as well as their pride for it. For approximately 150 years the LGBTQ community has been holding social movements in order to gain equality. One of the first well known cases was brought to court in 1936. Eventually, in 1986 a…

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    Masculinity And Gender

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    In a systematically patriarchal society that encourages and enforces heteronormative demeanors, we are influenced to accept the notions that our sexual interactions are confined to not only the polarity of male and female genders but additionally to the underlying prescriptions of heteronormativity. Due to the queerphobic overtones within society it becomes essential for queer individuals to assume the standard gender roles within a civilization that produces fear and angst through its…

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    Discrimination among Orientation "One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all". If we are an equal, free and fair country, what makes gays and lesbians so different that they need to have bills and laws passed to just for them to do what a traditional family can do with no problem? Gays and lesbians are consistently denied their rights that are usually taken for granted by the average American. It 's unfair to categorize gay and lesbian couples when they are human…

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    that the schools make it clear that no one should be treated differently because of sexual orientation and gender identity. Many high schools and colleges around the United States have created gay-straight alliances (GSAs). Schools must allow these groups if they have other “non-curricular” clubs or groups ("Bullying and LGBT Youth"). Federal civil rights laws do not cover harassment based on sexual orientation. Often, bullying towards LGBT youth targets their non-conformity to gender norms.…

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    with the expected sex/gender/orientation template is that it exists under the belief that they are mutually inclusive when they are not. The fact that there are plenty of cis-gendered men and women that are attracted to the same sex already debunks the template without even touching upon all the other combinations following the male/female, masculine/feminine, and men/woman options, plus options that are not included such as trans and queer. Just in the sexual orientation category there is…

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    Sexual orientation, what is it? Sexual orientation refers to a person’s emotional, romantic, and sexual attraction to individuals of a specific gender (Sexual Orientation Melinda Ratini DO MS). There are three main types of sexual orientation, heterosexual, homosexual, and bisexual sexual orientation. Heterosexual means that one is attracted to the opposite sex(Sexual Orientation Melinda Ratini DO MS). Homosexual is when one is attracted to the same sex(Sexual Orientation Melinda Ratini DO MS).…

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