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    Homophobia is when a person has dislikes and has a fear homosexual people. Homosexual is thought to be when one has sexual attraction towards the same gender. No one really understands how sexuality and gender work, and one just makes assumptions based on the words, and opinions passed around. One does not choose their sexual orientation; while its is objected by conservatives, sexual orientation is based on several factors such as availability of partners, moral sense, the desire to have…

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    and sex, but there aren’t well-enforced laws that help people that are discriminated against based on ones sexual orientation. For example “Although federal laws protect people from workplace discrimination on the basis of race, national origin, religion, sex, age, and disability, there is no federal law that specifically outlaws workplace discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the private sector” (nolo). These laws are very important in the workplace because this is usually where…

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    females; bisexuality has many non binary categories. A bisexual identity does not necessarily equate to equal sexual attraction to male and female gender identities . What is bisexuality? Bisexuality is a romantic attraction, sexual attraction, or sexual behavior toward both males and females. Its also a romantic or sexual attraction to people of any sex or gender identity; this sexual orientation is sometimes alternatively termed pansexuality. Though sometimes also coined pansexuality;…

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    correlation between the sexual preference of parents and children? The answer is no – since social influences also play a role in sexual determination, the sexual preferences of people who are related will likely differ because they will have different individual experiences which ultimately lend to the determination of their sexual preference. With that being said, a series of experiments conducted by Bailey, Bobrow, Wolfe, and Mikach (1995) studied the sexual orientations of adult sons with…

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    Tutorial #3 Sexual Orientation – Symbolic Interaction Sexual orientation plays a huge role in society and individuality, as people try to find a place for them in society where they feel comfortable with their sexual attraction. Symbolic interactions of sexuality can be observed throughout societies throughout a multitude of different cultures. For example, in ancient societies such as ancient Greece, homosexuality was seen as the highest form of relationships among upper class males. This was…

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    men and women). Sexual orientation: The type of sexual, romantic, and/or physical attraction someone feels toward others. Often labeled based on the gender identity/expression of the person and who they are attracted to. Common labels: lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, etc. Transgender:…

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    marriage and adoption are legal in every territory of France. Additionally, openly gay individuals are permitted to serve in the French military. Most importantly, the law bans all anti-gay discrimination, including discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation in employment (“France Archives…” 2013). Unfortunately much of this legislation is very new, and many practices have not caught up to the law. Homosexuals are still discriminated against in the professional world of…

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    world differently as human. Sexual orientation For sexual orientation, many scientist try to find out what determine our sexual orientation. They found that hypothalamus, which is the part of our brain that control our sexual drive and other function, has an important role of determining whether we are heterosexual or homosexual. Homosexual subject have larger suprachiasmatic nucleus and anterior commissure of the hypothalamus then heterosexual. Our sexual orientation is biological constructed.…

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    consistent with the US constitution? In regards to the first question, contrary to common perception, the illegality of the sexual orientation of LGBT people is not founded on the constitution; rather it is primarily embedded in public attitudes and opinions, most of them based on religion. This expressly means that the US constitution does not define what sexual orientation is. As such, this choice is intrinsically left to the individual to determine whether they are heterosexual or LGBT. In…

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    President Clinton. The U.S military adopted this policy in order to allow homosexual or bisexual individuals serve in military forces under the condition that they not openly reveal their sexual orientation. This policy also specified that superiors should not initiate investigation of a service member's orientation without credible evidence of homosexual behavior. However, this policy has proven to have major flaws, though it was created to enable homosexuals to be part of the armed forces,…

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