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    television show you watch there is a gay or lesbian character and the question is why are television shows doing this? Almost every show nowadays has a homosexual character, but why is it that this occurs nowadays? Over the past two decades the sexual content on television has increased in frequency and explicitness (Brown, 77-92). One of the reasons is because they want the viewers of the show to see that it is normal to have a homosexual person in your circle of friends or to have a…

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    being harassed and having to pay higher rent than straight couples. Also, 39% of gay and lesbian couples have been know to be treated negatively and shown less desirable homes when attempting to buy property (Housing discrimination based on sexual orientation). Then after all the housing problems there is work refusal from thousands of establishments.…

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    Lesbigay Arguments

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    the serious problems which will cause the studies not reliable at the end or has the bias toward the certain group of people who is the researchers and scientist avoiding all the time. In Judith Stacey and Timothy J. Biblarz’s “(How) Does the Sexual Orientation of Parents Matter?” (2011), they mention that “most of the research asks whether lesbigay parents subject their children to greater risks or harm than are confronted by children reared by heterosexual parents. Because anti-gay scholars…

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    My Three Cultural Groups

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    brings nothing to the psychological table, not if it’s to mean something, not if it’s to count. With that said, my three cultural groups are as follows: Culture and Gender, Culture and Sexual Orientation, and Culture and Disability. I am an FtM (Female to Male) transsexual, who is pansexual in sexual orientation, and socialist in politics. My life, in spite of my own efforts, has defined my psychological…

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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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    academic.oup.com/bjsw/article/39/8/1598/1624782 Bullying occurs in schools, home, religious spaces, public areas (eg: malls) on the street, public transit, online “Conversion Bullying”: Occurrences where LGB people are harassed to change their sexual orientation and comply to heteronormative ideas the American Psychiatric Association disproved “Conversion” in 1973 Homophobic bullying effects: Psychological effects: low self-esteem, anxiety, depression “You would begin to feel that you weren't…

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    Being Born Gay Essay

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    same sex, doesn 't you should shout out that they 're gay. We should encourage people to be who they are regardless or what anyone else says because before you try to change others, you must change yourself. (Aaron Swartz “Why I Am Not Gay”) Sexual orientation is a huge part of someone 's identity, but it shouldn 't be what only people look at. People should focus on the best qualities of someone and not the qualities that they disagree with because deep down it doesn’t really matter if someone…

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    WGSS 101

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    As I was learning new information from WGSS 101, I was also reflecting my experience when I come across LGBTQ. I was thinking about over these years the way I acted unintentionally; but might offend people with other sexual orientation other than straight. I felt like a fool and an ignorant jerk. In my culture, people have less acceptance of LGBTQ. They were discriminated, oppressed, bullied… and I was one of the people who make fun of gay people. I am not homophobic; however, the norms in my…

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    Sexual Orientation has been a mystery for many. Some people believe that sexuality is biological and others believe it is a choice. Whether it is a biological given or your own free will, there is still countless hate targeted towards this subject. In the 1990’s researchers at the University of Chicago established three criteria’s to be homosexual: 1. Sexual attraction to the same sex. 2. Sexual activity with one or more of the same sex 3. Identifying oneself as gay, lesbian, or bisexual.…

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    Conversion Therapy Banned

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    factions, and given the current high profile of gay marriage, the issue surrounding homosexuality in our society is far form over. Another facet of the debate, however, is not on radar of most people in our society. That topic is over the use of sexual orientation conversion efforts (SOCE), which some believe is a method by which one can change their same sex attraction (SSA) and remove homosexuality from a patient. This practice…

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