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    Marriage Equality is A Pursuit of Happiness It started with a call in the office. The caller told them that their partner was in the hospital in a grave condition. Anxiety whelmed and the worried partner left their home to see the other. When he arrived at the hospital several nurses asked who he was and what relationship he had with the endangered partner. Letting the nurses know who he was and his relationship to the patient the nurses frowned, and told him that he could visit at another time…

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    timeframe in The United States. The most successful and controversial was The Save Our Children campaign. Created by Anita Bryant, it is ultimately what led to the increased conversation about homosexual rights in America. Almost a decade after the Stonewall Riots, this was the next wave of resistance. Ordinances trying to take away rights from homosexuals were created and repealed. But most importantly, there was a discussion that led to a new awareness. Bryant’s celebrity created a spotlight…

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    Slavery In The Territories

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    important because it attracted national attention and gave the war an ethical purpose by turning the brawl into a fight in order to free slaves Life During Wartime A draft that forced men to serve in the army; This was important because it led to riots focused on the draft in the North. A dedicated Nurse for the Union; She is important today because she founded the American Red Cross following the war, which is still around today. A tax that takes a stated percentage of someone 's income;…

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    Summary Of Masculinity

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    Nine years had passed since the Stonewall Riots on Christopher Street and Iowa was to have its’ first Gay Pride Week. The GMA had nothing planned for the week, but The Gay Coalition of Iowa had events planned in Des Moines for the upcoming Saturday. Philip Stinard was quoted asking for “everyone…

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    the condition not only exists but is widely known, it produces harm, it has social causes and can be remediated. First, the unequal treatment of the LGBT community is widely known. The Gay Rights Movement officially started in 1969 with the Stonewall Riots, when LGBT people fought back against the police when the police tried to arrest LGBT bar goers just for being gay (Arriola, 1). This made the problem visible as a social problem yet it was not until recent…

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    Muckraker Journalism

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    In the late 1800’s, Julius Chambers checked herself into a mental asylum undercover as a mental patient and began composing one of the first forms of muckraker journalism, which exposed the abuse inmates were subjected to within these asylums. After Julius Chambers infamous account of the asylums, muckraker journalism spread like wildfire, leading to exposed political corruption and social scandals. Since the muckraker movement, news has become exceedingly relevant in people’s lives to get…

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    Immersion Project Analysis

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    Deciding on which population to use for the immersion project took a few different turns; at the beginning this writer had thought maybe indigenous people of North America. Unfortunately, well maybe by fortune, the cultural activities specific to that population slipped by. Having had some internship and volunteer experience with the LGBTQ community, at the Rainbow Community Center in Concord, California this writer thought this would be an ideal community for this project. On November 7th…

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    Even the most tenacious flowers will eventually wither in the wrong environment. Similarly, even the fervent love of Jack Twist and Ennis del Mar—the protagonists of Annie Proulx’s short story, “Brokeback Mountain”—cannot withstand the social taboos that threaten their relationship. In a sense, the two cowboys were doomed from the start. Their fathers were completely intolerant and denied Jack and Ennis of empathetic upbringings. This, among many other social restraints, precludes the…

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    Within the last decade same-sex couples have experienced several changes regarding legal recognition compared to previous generations. The increase in legal recognition aims to remove institutionalised discrimination and improve community values. Individuals are bringing about change worldwide through successful initiatives, to promote awareness and inclusion. Therefore, families have begun to increase diversity -including a rise in the number of same-sex couples - however, same-sex couples…

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    Counterculture Movement

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    that others did not socially accept them and they were religiously against it. Discrimination is clearly evident in 1969 New York at the Stonewall Inn Rebellion. Here, off-duty police officers raided the gay bar in Greenwich Village. These customers were finished being subjected to this inappropriate oppression. Consequently, they fought back for five days and riots crowded the streets with protests. Considering these raids were not unusual, there is justification…

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