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    A Change Can Be Made

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    Homosexuals are taught that their sexuality is the most defining aspect of their character because “gay adolescents have few if any opportunities to learn how to manage their sexuality in a positive manner,” which typically leads LGBT teens to “give more significance to their sexual identity than heterosexual adolescents do” making it “a primary focus of their self-concepts”(Bond 16). Specifically, gay males are constantly presented with negative and insensitive images regarding homosexuality. The

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    Queer Is Not A Queer

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    powerful tools a person could have, and the way they utilize it reveals their character. As time progresses, words and their meanings can change. For my great-aunt 's generation, the word 'queer ' just simply meant 'weird ' or 'strange. ' However, as gay activism has become much more prominent in society, the word queer is now mainly used to describe someone 's sexual orientation. Queer is not a derogatory term unless used as such, and it is instead a term of equality and acceptance that should reverberate

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    1. Rosario, M., Schrimshaw, E.W. & Hunter, J. J Youth Adolescence (2012). Authors Rosario, Schrimshaw, and Hunter in this article, documents the very high rates of homelessness among lesbian, gay, and bisexual youth. However, this study is primarily focuses on the psychological symptoms and disparities of gay youth and how they outstandingly differentiate from their homeless heterosexual counterparts. After further investigation they had begun to examine potential mediators between the two such as

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    Likewise, Aquino’s contemporary Family Code still borrows heavily from the colonialist perspective and seeks to delegitimize relationships that do not conform to Catholic doctrines that forbid gays and lesbians. As Gayle Rubin expounds in Thinking Sex about the delegitimization of “deviant” sex groups, she underlines that the charmed circle “grants virtue to the dominant groups, and relegates vice to the underprivileged” (Rubin 153). The conflation

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    occurred as a result, dubbed the Stonewall Riots, are the beginning of the gay rights movement. Until the last quarter of the twentieth century, homosexuality, bisexuality, transvestism, and transgender sex changes were considered signs of mental illness. Painful electroshock therapy was often enforced upon those who displayed homosexual behavior. They were the objects of public suspicion, job discrimination, and outright violence. Gays, lesbians, and other sexual minority groups were stigmatized by society

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    Summary : ' Orlando '

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    Pulse nightclub, where a gunman ended 49 lives in June. The club itself has been closed since then, but a patch of the property in front brims with flowers, photographs and rainbow flags, which signal that Pulse was a place where many gay people gathered and many gay people died. It’s an eye-catching, heart-stopping memorial. Could it also be an omen of political change? Prominent among the issues that Murphy, 37, is campaigning on is her 73-year-old

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    misconceptions about the gay community and the transmittance of AID’s, homophobia and the idea that the gay community and especially the AID’s community need to be kept oppressed, without equal rights and protections, as their straight counterparts. Philadelphia shows how difficult it can sometimes be for two separate cultures to mesh together. In this case, the two cultures are not racial or ethnic but social. The main character, as explained in the synopsis above, is gay (micro culture) and the

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    When it comes to exploring the relationship between parenting and childhood outcome there are a lot of undetermined answers but a lot of my subjects agreed on the same things. When I asked my subjects how masculine a boy is they all said it is dependent on the outside environment. This means my subjects believe that the outcome of how masculine or feminine a boy is depends heavily on whom he surrounds himself with. Although parenting style highly contributes to a child’s well being, when a child

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    Homophobia In Peter Pan

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    Have you ever wondered why some Disney villains are often so frilly and tend to care about their appearance? Well stereotypically gay men are portrayed that way as well, so does that mean Disney is making their villains sub textly gay? Looking back into the 1950’s and to current times, you’ll find that our societies views of those who aren’t straight are negative and has found itself in our childhood movies. A good example of homophobia in a Disney animated movie is Peter Pan. The villain of

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    LGBTQ Students

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    What should be done to help the LGBTQ students succeed? The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer student population has continued to face harsh challenges and circumstances throughout their educational years. Statistics show that 84.9% of LGBTQ students experience verbal harassment which has ultimately lead to 63.5% of students feeling unsafe in their current school. (McCormick 72). The high rates of harassment, bullying, and discrimination has lead to an increase of depression, suicide

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