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    Hodges 576 US 2015 was the Supreme Court case that legalized same-sex marriage in the United States. All states are required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. Just as the right to marry does not correlate with their sexual orientation, neither should their right to adopt. As of 2010, there are more than 594,000 same-sex couples in the U.S. alone. Of those couples, 119,000 have children. Whether those children are biological, step, or adopted, they are still being raised by…

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    for many reasons. We often ostracize people when they seem different or act differently from the majority of people. People can become ostracized because of their race, gender, religion, sexual orientation, and many other reasons. I have experienced ostracism throughout my entire life because of my sexual orientation, ostracism that was, in my opinion, completely undeserved. My experience being ostracized, however, was a little different than most. Instead of being ostracized by a group of…

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    average person with an average life, until he started to become a victim of bullying due to his sexual orientation. Though he was constantly bullied and harassed by a myriad of students every day, he never attacked back or harmed the oppressors in any way. He remained humble, simply attempted to avoid them as much as possible. (Transition) In addition, he never attempted to change himself or his sexual orientation in spite of the continual confrontations he received daily. (Evidence From…

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    the ability for them to be taken away. There is no just cause for someone’s political, social, or economic rights to be infringed upon. However, this occurs, as can be seen in the plights of people who flee their homeland because of their sexual orientation. Gay and lesbian refugees are prohibited from showing signs of affection to a partner in public and many times in private as well. Because of this, they are typically ostracized from…

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    anyone of any race, religion or sexual orientation is allowed to adopt as long as they have a loving safe home for the child, but in other countries such as Russia, they have strict laws against gay couples adopting. Is it because it is better for a child to have no parents or two fathers? Or is it a cultural or religious thing? Whatever the reason, there are couples who would do anything to have a child yet they are restricted because of their sexual orientation. From 1965 to 1969 Justice…

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    style preferences. Thus, it is a violent form of criminality motivated by prejudice or intolerance towards an individual’s national origin, ethnicity, color, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability. It has exacerbated in the past few years. Nevertheless, a person’s sexual orientation can contribute to a person being a target of brutality based upon lifestyle and choices. There are different types of savagery employed against a LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and…

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    “pray the gay away” as not a solution to the issue. Prayer, in the theistic perspective, is the Christians direct communication to their creator and that God can answer those prayers. Gagnon is less mystical about the ideas of helping homo- and bi-sexuals with more objective social control learning theories and other environmental factors that help in explaining the client’s situation. Like Gagnon, the APA document, classifying a how to on therapeutic interpretation, is hard to see as just…

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    crimes including: Race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability and gender. For each category, the graph displayed the number of offenses that had occurred in each given year. The first category includes the three most victimized areas covering race, ethnicity…

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    that heterosexual orientations and relationships are normal and superior to those…

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    Non-heterosexual orientations and relationships have long been the topic of psychological research. While much of this research has been harmful or lead to harmful results, including pseudoscience such as conversion therapy, some of it has been of interest or even useful to LGBT communities. The studies reviewed in this paper, as well as other referenced studies, investigated the effects of several minority stressors on the stability and quality of same-sex relationships in various sample…

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