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    Personal Narrative: My Coming Out Story I came out of the closet twice actually. The first time was in the eighth grade when I came out as a lesbian to the whole community (If they cared to ask anyway). The second time I chose to come out of the closet was at the end of my sophomore year of high school, only this time I was coming out as transgender. Choosing to come out the closet for a second time wasn’t any easier than the first time, if anything it was even harder. My second coming out is…

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    On December 17, 2013, Phil Robertson who is well known for the A&E show Duck Dynasty stated his view on homosexuality in an interview for GQ magazine. His anti-gay rant brought about much controversy. According to an article written by Drew Magary for GQ, Robertson said, "It seems like, to me, a vagina—as a man—would be more desirable than a man's anus. That's just me. I'm just thinking: There's more there! She's got more to offer. I mean, come on, dudes! You know what I'm saying? But hey, sin:…

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    There are numerous ways that organizations can influence congress to recognize their National Agenda. Although there are many ways to persuade congress, the two major keys are using Political Action Committees, or PACs, and involving lobbyist. Issues involving gay marriage and the cannabis reform act are presented in ways that can be beneficial or detrimental to the involvement of congress in these important issues. Though the gay marriage agenda was a success it was not an easy persuasion of…

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    Gay/ LGBT Rights Movements & the US The gay rights movement has been ongoing for over seventy years. From the rise in gay men and lesbians during the 1920s to today’s international policies on same-sex marriage. The US is instrumental, yet still lagging in the changing of how society views, treats, and the acceptance of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community. Historically in the US the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community has had to endure social…

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    placed right by each other in two frames. This relates to the queer art movement, and makes a clear statement about the Identity and judgments associated with gender stereotypes. The accessories worn uncover a lot about the notion of identity. Both subjects are wearing fake facial hair, which literally puts up a fake facade while also commenting on the message of faking an identity. Each figure is stereotypically seen as male, due to the props on their faces; however, once a person looks closer…

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    which to some degree matches Murray’s argument that homophobia in the Barbados and the Bahamas is a reaction of imperialism and globalization. And comparing the director of the movie with Murray’s book, the major argument is that we cannot assume that sexual rights have a value universally and that in countries like the Bahamas and Barbados have a strong. Religion and masculinity plays a huge role in these countries in the Caribbean, in the film, the focus for me personally was when Jonny was…

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    the past few years. There seems to be an ongoing debated amongst many people of whether or not homosexuality is a sexual orientation that is acceptable to have. Homosexuality becomes even more of a controversy when Christianity is added into the argument. Many Christians seem to struggle with concluded a correct response to the appropriateness of homosexuality as a sexual orientation. The argument that will be presented and discussed in this paper is one centered on that idea that homosexuality…

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    On April 7, 2017, I watched the TED Talk of Yoruba Richen, a documentary maker. She explores how the gay rights movement has learned from the civil rights movement. Specifically, she claimed that the civil rights movement is the reason why the gay rights movement has advanced as quickly as it has. As she said, “some of the ways that the gay rights movement has made such incredible gains so quickly because it’s used some of the same tactics and strategies that were first laid down by the civil…

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    I personally do not believe that Les Boys was fully able to translate across linguistic boundaries using bodily communication, because much of the humour was based in the verbal communication and the jokes may not have translated well to other cultures. There were a few scenes where the humour was based in the body, such as when Karine was distracting the other team’s goalie by acting in a promiscuous manner, but most humorous scenes were based in language. Even the scene where we find out that…

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    The raising of a Christian flag outside the Confederation Building in Newfoundland during Easter 2016 has irked gay activists who say it is “homophobic. In line with the Easter 2016 celebrations, St. Stephen the Martyr Anglican Network church requested the government to raise the Christian flag. Pride flag raising attendee Premier Dwight Ball told reporters that no one objected when the church asked for permission to raise the flag, according to LifeSiteNews. Premier Dwight Ball, who has…

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