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is running for president in the 2016 election . He believes that women do not deserve equal pay, that the US must not help people to get out of debt, and that “gay rights” should be revoked. Now “gay rights”, as they are referred to, are actually rights for the LGBT community. LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender, so “gay rights” actually cover a lot more individuals. These rights are just basic human rights for people who identify with the LGBT community, just an example of the

AIDS crisis in the United States in 1980s and early 1990s; on the other hand contagion describes the strange virus that has been spreading throughout the world. In the film, And the Band Played On, there is a mysterious illness that appears in the gay community, which causes immune system failure. Initially, doctors and researchers do not know what the illness is and cannot determine how to treat the individuals infected. The deadly illness is nameless and is eventually characterized by a low T cell

of the hate that I was taught towards particular types of people. So the biggest stereotype that I feel I had and that has changed is that all gay people talk and dress “funny” and are not Christians. I guess that I got this stereotype from only having a small influence of gay men from TV when I was growing up and never actually meeting anyone who was gay until I got into college. My parents were very religious and my step dad was extremely hateful to things he didn’t understand or like so when there

topic, but when you really think of why you feel that way it’s hard to come up with reasons why? That’s kind of how I feel about today’s topic; it’s an issue I don’t feel even deserves an explanation, it should just be. The topic is on whether or not gay and lesbians should be allowed to adopt. I am one hundred and ten percent for this issue, and I believe that everyone should see it as I do. Of course that is a little unreasonable, however that won’t stop me from trying to persuade the other side.

the Stonewall Riots and Their Lasting Effects on the Gay Rights Movement Before the 1970s, while it was not illegal to sell alcohol to homosexuals, it was illegal to run a disorderly bar. New York’s State Liquor Authority saw bars who served homosexuals to be “disorderly houses” and would refuse to give liquor licenses to gay bars and would often revoke issued license for "indecent conduct”. Due to this many mafia groups saw profit in owning gay bars. The New York Mafia would sell over priced watered

The article don’t be so Gay: Challenging homophobic language by Erika L. Kirby is Professor of Communication Studies; she has been at Creighton since 1998. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in organizational communication, and she studies the everyday intersections of working and personal life, emphasizing how differing social identities (especially gender) assimilate into and collide with organizational structures. The following piece was originally published in 2008

The LGBT+ rights movement has acquired a considerable amount of momentum and visibility within the past few decades. This accomplishment is often attributed to political activists, TV personalities, or prominent religious figures such as Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum. Rabbi Sharon Kleinbaum is commonly viewed as one of the most influential rabbis and LGBT+ voices in the religious field. In her early years, Sharon Kleinbaum received an Orthodox education, but was raised with Conservative Judaism in her household

I am proud to be a bisexual African American female with a passion for technology. Yet my journey has not been easy. For my mother, my sexuality was difficult to understand. Due to my strict Jamaican background, she not only misunderstood, but she fought with me. Uncovering my bisexuality was read as a war cry. This led her to try everything in her power to stop or revert this from happening. At one point, not even girls were allowed to sleep over. Her behavior felt dehumanizing and these feelings

describing something as “gay”, or used the word “fag” to talk about their friends when they are messing around. At NHS, I feel like I’ve heard it a bit too many times. I’ve heard it shouted from across the hall, but some teachers tend not to care if there are any repercussions. None of these students really know how this affects the people who actually are gay, or still in the closet.. If you’re in the LGBTQ Community, for me anyways, it hurts when someone yells “That’s gay” because I think, “how

GEN SILENT After viewing the film “GEN SILENT”, I was speechless by some of the experiences and challenges faced by the aging LGBT seniors. To me, it is a disgrace to see in this day and age that human beings are experiencing these challenges (emotional, social, and psychological) and stigma by their families, strangers and health care providers simply because of their sexual orientations or preferences. I feel that it is a disgrace for such an inequality to continue to be of existence in the 21st