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    New waves of feminism has been spreading across all states with each varying due to the political and cultural climate of said states. One example of this interaction between a state, its people, and the game that is social advancement is Iran. Despite Iran attempting to equalize men and women in socioeconomic and educational aspects (and, sometimes, not even that), the continuation of protests for women’s rights proves that some rights are more valuable to the advancement of gender equality than

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    Allen Ginsberg's Poetry

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    for” (Ginsberg). The ideas in this line reflect the ideas of the Homophile Movement; acceptance of gay people and focusing on love instead of sex. Ginsberg surely was one of the forerunning poets on this movement. Ginsberg’s work on the folly of the United States government, the horror of war, and basic sexuality reflects the ideas of the Beats Generation and the movements that went along with it; the sexual revolution and the Homophile

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    discuss civil rights history in classrooms we tend to overlook the discrimination faced by other minorities and their separate movements towards social equality. One of the minority groups that came into prominence during this tumultuous time were homophile activists who advocated for an assimilation of gays into society, and relied mostly on pacifist tactics. It wasn’t until the summer of 1969, in a Greenwich Village tavern, where a series of protests served as a catalyst to inspire gays to join together

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    New waves of feminism have been spreading across all states with each varying due to the political and cultural climate of said states. One example of this interaction between a state, its people, and the game that is social advancement is Iran. Despite Iran attempting to equalize men and women in socioeconomic and educational aspects (and, sometimes, not even that), the continuation of protests for women’s rights proves that some rights are more valuable to the advancement of gender equality than

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    the cultural constriction of interest and identities” through which the gay identities and gay rights evolved (Armstrong 2002:7). The movement started with homophile organization which “modeled themselves on interest group politics and hoped to improved life of homosexuals by educating the mainstream public” (Armstrong 2002:1). The homophile group or “interest group politics suggest lobbying for legislative change” (Armstrong 2002:19). In contrast, the New Left developed from redistributive politics

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    Bonding Social Capital

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    Putnam explain that bonding social capital play crucial role especially for mobilizing solidarity and fostering reciprocity (Aldrich,2012, p.165). Aldrich simplify that bonding social capital have strong ties and relationship of network within homophile (i.e. high level of similarity) households or communities with in same location. He further explain that, the family, friends, neighbours and individuals who has strong ties, share information, resources and discuss about their social and household’s

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    With reference to the Stonewall riots of 1969, it is important to understand that the riot by the Lesbian and Gay Rights Movement came at a time when the civil rights movement was in its high peak. The riots for equality by the Gay and Lesbian groups and activists came at a time when Americans minority groups were fighting for identity in the typical American culture. Then again, it is significant to note that the trends that surround the Stonewall riots were the intense hatred towards the homosexual

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    With the development of various fields in society, enormous changes have appeared in modern society. These changes have constantly created a huge variety of social problems and one of the most controversial issues is legalizing the homosexual marriage. The social movement for legalizing the same-sex marriage in U.S. started in the 1970s. People who support homosexual marriage carried on their campaign arguing that banning gay marriage is a ‘discrimination’, which is similar to the prohibition of

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    Bilitis and other "homophile" groups, were ultimately failed in their attempts to encourage the acceptance of homosexuals by society. Later, they have realized that the gays and lesbians were not alone. The broadway theater seems to be the greatest center for the LBGT. Unfortunately, the Broadway seems to be degenerating these days when it comes to presenting shading portrayals by the Lesbians Gay Bisexual and Transgender characters on the stage. In addition, the transgender character of Mary

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    The Lavender Scare

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    The lavender scare, as coined and explained by David Johnson, refers to the period of time during the 1950’s when a massive witch-hunt that targeted homosexual government employees was thriving in America’s social system. Johnson calls it the lavender scare in order to draw parallels with Joseph McCarthy’s Red Scare, which happened at the same time, and to echo the common association during the 1950s with gay men and what was commonly considered an effeminate color (Johnson 2004). Friedman also writes

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