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City Foundation was an excellent internship to gain such a vast array of knowledge and experiences. Cream City Foundation’s mission statement is that they “mobilize philanthropic resources by harnessing the pride, passion, and commitment of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people and their allies to advance the human rights and respond to the human needs of LGBTQ+ people in Southeastern Wisconsin.” Cream City Foundation has also come up with three main priorities

is attracted to the same gender as their own eg. gay or lesbian) have constantly faced discrimination by both the state and society. Through the movement to equality, more recent generations have strived to create an environment where homosexual people have more rights than they have had previously. Although globally homosexuality has become relatively accepted, there are still many ways in which discrimination and intolerance negatively impact gay and lesbian lives. In the past fifty years the movement

This article talked about the profanity and dangers of the pride parade for gay marriage and whether children should be able to attend. New York City's annual homosexual "Pride" parade took place Sunday, June 28, 2015 at the highest "Platinum" level by Wal-Mart. It featured nudity, lewdness, vulgarity and even a sadomasochism float which subjected many young children who were present in the parade either marching or viewing the parade. One particular AFTAH writer observed most of the parade, documenting

it was almost treated as a taboo topic. Growing up, I associated the word “gay” and “lesbian” with negative connotation or the very stereotypical image of what I believed that to be. Because I did not identify with what the stereotypical lesbian looked like and acted like, it took me a very long time to properly identify the feelings I had towards girls. When I started to ask myself the question “could I be gay?” I was filled with anxiety and stress. I prayed every night to make me normal and

find where the source of the abuse to gay individuals come from. Many kids find hatred towards the community because of the views of their parents on Religion. This is because, in the bible God flooded a city of gay people to banish them and it was Adam and Eve God created not Adam and another man. Previously, people hated homosexuals because they were different and others didn’t understand how they could be different to other people. However, some kids are gay and their families are religious which

More than ever, we need the truth about our society to be known and for a light to be shine to be shine on the darkness. With Trump, the current far-right conservative movement growing, and occurrences like the gay “concentration camps” in Russia, there is now a great opportunity for these injustices to be shown and not be swept under the rug. The LGBT community has faced many hardships over the last century alone. With AIDS and the fight for civil rights, much of our history has been buried or

Bullying Because of Sexual Orientation 78% of the LGBT teens are teased or bullied in their schools or communities. LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender. People bully others because of their sexual orientation due to social & religious convictions as well as ignorance about the LGBT community. There are so many reasons why people bully. For example social reasons. Some of it has to do with families or any kind of rejection. Children who experience social

I am nineteen years old female in my sophomore year at an out-of-state college. When I left home I finally came to terms with my sexuality and came out as gay. In Flagstaff away from home I could do what I wanted in a mostly non-judgemental space. I could grow out my body hair and not wear makeup, buy men's clothes and feel happy with my community.But I couldn't deal with the lack of validation from my family or the stress of realizing I has been neglected as a kid and sexually abused in a relationship

Victimization of LGBT community members is elevating as time passes. Researchers attempt to determine the prevalence of the violence committed against members of the LGBT community (Rothman, Exner, & Baughman, 2011). Many people that identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender that are victims of hate crimes have participated in studies where they insist that the crimes committed against them are based on their sexuality; not class, color, gender, or any other factor. In a qualitative study, Meyer

Upon completing the research for the presentation I quickly saw how it made more sense for people in the LGBTQ population to hide who they were, because of the way society perceives them. That’s, unfortunate. Thinking about my family members who are gay, I could only imagine the turmoil they