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    on measures of psychological well-being, cognitive abilities, and parent-child relationship (Tasker & Patterson, 2007). Most often, lesbian and gay parents and their children are suggested as subjects to prejudice because of their gender and sexual orientation. Even the American legal system such as legislators, professionals, judges, and the public turns against them, often deem negative remarks and give misleading information ( ). This stigmatized belief of lesbians and gay becomes a part of…

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    Sexual Identity Essay

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    The Cultural Development Progression of Sexual Identity Attitudes towards sexual identity variety between decade and culture. Sexual identity refers to what sex you are attracted to, sexual behavior, or sexual orientation. In todays society, those who defy traditional views of Paleolithic cultures, believe that sexual identity is fluid and may or may not align with biological chromosomes, sexual behavior, or orientation. Those who believe in this practice are often associated with the term LGBT…

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    sexuality and gender identity-focused cultures. The “LGB” or lesbian, gay, and bisexual of LGBT refers to the sexual orientation element of the community. There are three components to sexual orientation: behavior, identity and desire (Ard & Makadon, 2012). The “LGB” or lesbian, gay, and bisexual refers to the sexual orientation element of the community. There are three components to sexual orientation:…

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    Lesbian Advocates and Defenders (GLAD). GLAD is non-profit organization in the United States that works to stop discrimination based on sexual orientation, HIV status, and gender identity. The group originated in Boston, and serves the New England area of United States. The group was found by John Ward in 1978. His goal was to educated the lesbian, gays, bi-sexual, and transgender, questioning or queer (LGBTQ) on their legal rights while living with HIV. Glad is known for the Fricke vs.…

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    These laws are discriminating against the LGBT community just because they do not understand their sexual orientation. People who are against the adoption of children by gay people are not thinking about the positive effects it could have on the children. It opens up many possibilities for the child. The child whom is adopted will be wanted and shown love instead…

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    Final Sports Exam: Question 1: I consider the Nike Corporation to be an amoral employer because of the financial incentives to make the cheapest product in a capitalistic business culture. In America, the issue of moral and immoral conduct in the business world is often sidelined in favor of an amoral position on the necessity of earning the greatest profits through the lowest costs cutting measures in terms of employment. The issue of Nike sweatshops as an immoral factor in the show industry…

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    have covered a variety of different topics ranging from ethnicity to gender and sexual orientation. Some of the topics covered in our class were easier to discuss while being able to express our own thoughts. Other topics were topics that we had been aware of, yet we did not feel so comfortable discussing because as humans we tend to care what others might think of us when we speak up. For example, sexual orientation is a topic where many individuals tend to have a certain opinion, yet many are…

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    “City Visit”, both stories reveal that loneliness cause the exploration of one’s sexual orientation. Two characters from vastly different backgrounds explore their sexual backgrounds with persons of the same sex, all in secrecy. One confesses to his wife that he is having an affair with another man while the other goes to New York with his mother to meet a man whom he met online with the intention of exploring his sexual preference, without the mother knowing. Both stories are connected to…

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    Sexual Orientation can be defined as a person’s sexual identity in relation to the gender to which they are attracted. The enduring pattern of being attracted to people of one’s own sex is known as homosexuality. The topic of homosexuality follows the ‘nature vs nurture’ debate since some individuals believe that it is biological while others oppose by saying that it is a person’s personal choice. In an effort to end this debate, experts of different fields such as psychologists, sociologists,…

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    The debate on whether you are born homosexual or you have been raised in an environment causing you to be homosexual has been one of the oldest ongoing debates in history. The debate is called nature versus nurture. It is very hard to pick a side as to whether or not your environment or your genes make you homosexual. This is a debate that makes it difficult to decide which side you should be on because both sides of the argument have incredibly strong points to help support their beliefs. Many…

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