Persuasive Essay On Gay Rights

Gay rights has been a problem since ever and still is. People do not get the right they deserve with same sex rights.Reasons why they should be able to do what they want is because if you don’t then it's a version of discrimination, it’s against the constitution and violates their rights. Gay marriage is a problem because people are not getting the rights they want, and they are not being equal to the constitution. This also has a effect on people everywhere in the world. We can solve this by doing protest and other things that can help the them.

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on two landmark, same-sex-marriage cases, striking down the Defense of Marriage Act and paving the way for same-sex marriage in California with their decision on Proposition 8. According to CNN’s article said “The swift road to marriage equality has produced millions of conversations around the dinner table and water cooler on the freedom of every American to marry the person they love. It is these conversations that have changed minds. But while we've reached the tipping point on marriage, there's still a ways to go for full LGBT equality, like ending bullying in schools and workplace discrimination,”(CNN, 2013) Kevin Nix, a spokesman for the LGBT advocacy group, Human Rights Campaign, said in a statement

This issue continues to arise and spark debate year after year and decade after decade however the facts remain that this issue should simple be answered with a yes due to the fact that all humans deserve a right to freedom and as such that right to freedom will technically dictate that they will be given the right to decide any decision they may come across, however on the technical side of debate the four main theories of morality& religion, ethical naturalism, moral relativism and nihilism all present a different side and different approach to the issue.

Discrimination feels like a relic of the past--something Americans struggled against and that was outlawed in the 1960s. But this was not the case for LGBT individuals. Today, in America, land of the free and the home of the brave, a lesbian can be fired simply for being gay. A gay couple can be refused a wedding cake for the most important day in their life. A gay couple could be refused their right to adopt a child. Much of this discrimination is chalked up to a concept called “religious freedom.” Religious freedom is the right to deny service based on the idea that it conflicts with the business owner’s religious beliefs, and has been used most recently to defend discrimination against LGBT people. The world has heard this argument many times before. According to the LA Times, “1960s...a small chain of barbecue restaurants in South Carolina, said that its owner’s freedom of religion would be violated if

Marriage is officially recognizing union of two people as partners in a personal relationship. In today’s society, gay marriage is a very stigmatized thing and I view this as a big problem. So many people, particularly in the southern United States, look at gay marriage as the root of immorality. Although gay marriage is considered non-traditional, it should be socially accepted because of the positive and given qualities of life.

Gay marriage is not only gross and disgusting to me,but to almost every person I know. gay marriage is the problem with America to this day,it causes a great number of society issues in the whole world,as me being a Christian I can only believe that it should not only be illegal but also be a sin. Gay marriage has affected my life very much because it makes me very cringe and mad. Being gay is not cool or satisfying,throughout these years I've noticed how most gay people have so much hate against America and the military because all they talk about is how America is horrible the way they treat gay people and how America reacts to it. I don't understand there option one bit. I believe that gay marriage should not only be illegal but it should be a shame to show your face. The fact gay marriage stands in America makes me sick. Another thing that ticks me off about it is the whole gay flag stuff,they want to change the American flag to a rainbow styled flag because of there believe.That makes it only fair that gay people should not be able to live in America. It also proved a point got straight people to have the right to tell them to leave the country when they wanna change the style of the flag.

Would you care if two homosexuals were getting married? Why does it matter what others think about their love life? Who are we to be the judge of how they live their life? Did you know that same-sex marriage was allowed because the U.S. Supreme Court decided to go along the fourteenth amendment? I believe that the next amendment should about the marriage equality act. I have an opinion that a lot of Christian people wouldn’t have when coming upon this topic.

Wrong, disgusting, abnormal. These are the types of words that used to be associated with same-sex marriage. Modern day values of Australia are constantly changing, thus evidently, same-sex marriage laws should be legalized to represent these changes. Australia as a nation values the importance of its citizens being treated equally. We despise the acts of racism or sex discrimination. We aim to justify the wrongdoing of others and we discourage those who deny innocent people the rights that they deserve. However, in saying this, Australia has a major flaw. All of us here today, as Australian citizens should be proud of what a high class and in many aspects well advanced country we are privileged enough to live in. But how proud can we really be when we are still denying the basic human right of marriage for those of the same sex?

¨Are you gay?¨ My mother asked me this question on our car ride home from Philadelphia this past summer, when I asked her how would my grandmother react to me being different from other guys. Sitting in the passenger seat on our way back home, I looked at her and I said, ¨Yeah mom, I am...¨ I personally was terrified of her initial reaction, but she assured me that whatever I choose in life, she would be accepting to it. I can't explain the emotions on that car ride, but I can tell you that I am proud to be me, and I feel that everyone should feel acceptance and love in their life, that's why I support Gays Rights; and supporting Gay Rights is not being brave it is just being a decent human being.

Catherine Hoffman and Matt Stevens both argue for gay marriage, but interestingly enough, they argue it in two very different ways. Their appeals are both similar in the sense that ethos is used, while they are contrasted through the way they present their ethos and what point of view they argue from. The primary method used for both posts would be an argument.

On June 26th, 2015, same-sex marriage was deemed legal in all of the United States. For most, this was a huge victory and a big step in the nation. But for some, this was a huge let down. Same-sex couples everywhere have been fighting for a long time for rights to marry, while others still believe that marriage should be between man and woman. Same-sex marriage should be legal because it is a civil right, it promotes equality, and there are no negative effects to legalizing it.

Looking at the recent Supreme Court ruling which approved the legalization of gay marriage in the United States, establishing a new civil right and handing gay rights advocates a historic victory, some individuals like William Baude in the New York Times are now wondering if legalized polygamy may be next, while some like Fredrik Deboer in Politico are already suggesting that it should be. The truth is that restricting marriage in any form between consenting adults, is absolutely a violation of human right. Monogamy, Polygamy, and Gay marriage should all be legal. People deserve a right to marry with whomever they so choose. Cheating has never solved the problem, and cheating will never solve the problem.

Even though homosexuality has been practiced for a long time in our country, the movement for equality didn’t start until 1969 with the Stonewall Inn police raid. This incident occurred when police in New York entered an inn trying to arrest people partaking in homosexual acts . The people rioted and fought back, and this sparked the gay rights movement. This movement challenged discrimination and pursued marriage equality through demonstrations and legal challenges. The movement’s efforts were considerably hurt by Congress and President Clinton when the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) became law in 1996. This law defined marriage as between a man and a woman . The Supreme Court saw cases that revolved around discrimination like Romer v. Evans and cases that revolved around marriage and sexual equality like Lawrence v. Texas . Cases like these would lay the groundwork

On June 26, 2015, the US Supreme Court decided that gay marriage is a privilege ensured by the US Constitution in every one of the 50 states. Preceding their choice, same-sex marriage was at that point legitimate and legal in 37 states and Washington, DC, yet was prohibited in the rest of the 13. US general supposition had moved fundamentally throughout the years, from 27% endorsement of gay marriage in 1996 to 60% in 2015, according to Gallup. Defenders of legitimate gay marriage fight that gay marriage bans are discrimination and unfair, and that same-sex couples should be able to approach every one of the advantages delighted in by different-sex couples. Marriage has generally been characterized as being between a male and a female, and that marriage is for procreation, Not for same-sex couples to spend time together. I would agree because children should always have parents and more humans should be born, to live a happy life but homosexuality is defeating that purpose. Many people think kids should have both a mother and a father because it will positively affect the child. Also, Several religions across the world disapprove of same-sex marriage.

As everyone’s opinion has been stirred into a great debate each branch of government has played a role in establishing, enforcing, and passing laws on same sex marriage. Congress has introduced bills on the issue of concern for gay marriage and the policies surrounding it. Barack Obama has invited bisexual leaders to the white house to address their issues and concerns. The Supreme Court has even established and gave same-sex couples new rights and freedoms ensuring a brighter future for LGBT community in the U.S. The changes brought forth by the different forms of government have become more, and more controversial as the fight for Gay Rights presses forward as a very relevant topic in today’s politics.