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    Ramil H. Agapay Jr. AB Political Science II Political Science 1: Academic Paper Introduction If being a human has own rights‚ does it mean that this right could be possibly limited if not eliminated because of societal and religious discrimination? Has this so called “Third Sex” considered as alien by the people and don’t have equal rights in the political world before and even today? Has this claim of sexuality successfully evolved today the same with the heterosexual persons? This paper explains

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    inevitable backlash from the Church and some of its followers as he was when he declared his sexual orientation in 2005‚ and strongly believes that homosexuals deserve to exercise their right to enter into same-sex marriage. (Weese) It is currently estimated that 1 to 3% of the population engage in homosexual acts‚ however‚ it was previously suggested that at least 10% of the population was of homosexual orientation. Unfortunately‚ these studies were flawed indefinitely. (Jones‚ 249) Topics in this essay will

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    Homosexuality

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    explored in this paper. Outline I. Introduction A. Homosexuality – what does it mean? B. Am I Gay? II. Identity vs. Role Confusion A. Behavior B. Sexual stimulation C. Identity D. Lifestyle III. Value Orientation A. Myths B. Values/Beliefs IV. Self Discovery A. Coming Out B. Staying in the closet V. Family Values A. Marriage vs. Partners B. All in the Family VI. What does the Bible Say? A. Scripture based

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    abnormal to adopting children. Some people in society against them to adopting but there are many same sex couples who are seeking to adopt children. The researcher of homosexuality found that many people still do not reveal their sexual orientation to others. Also‚ same sex couples are not acceptable from some people in society‚ according to www.gay-adoption.us. On the contrast‚ some people believe that same sex adoption is normal and it should be acceptable‚ according to the right human

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    coming out to the reader of this paper. All of these factors are important to realize when determining to give the principal the information about John that he desires. The social worker does not know how the principal feels about different sexual orientations. If he was to get this information about John and react in a homophobic way‚ John could be traumatized for a very long time. And John would never trust his social worker again. These are some of the personal values that my role play situation brought

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    Nine protected characteristics: 1. Age 2. Disability 3. Gender reassignment 4.Marriage and civil partnership 5. Pregnancy and maternity 6. Race 7.Religion and belief 8.Sex 9.Sexual orientation Age: In terms of employment‚ age is the only protected characteristic that allows an employer to justify direct or indirect discrimination. Disability: The act introduces a new protection from discrimination arising from disability. It is discriminatory to threat a disabled person less favourably

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    school community is valued and respected regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. They give support by giving students internet resources on bullying. They also support our LGBT community by starting their campaign “Think before you speak”. It helps us inform the world that words do hurt and helps in the prevention of anti-gay language. Their website gives educational materials like Facts about Sexual Orientation. They even give resources like crisis support and advocacy.

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    Cramer et al.‚ a group of professors who all have a Ph.D. in psychology‚ explain these false assumptions in their piece by stating that conversion therapy is based on the idea that nonheterosexuality is pathological (94). In other words‚ any sexual orientation that isn’t heterosexual is an illness that needs to be cured which is incorrect. Homosexuality hasn’t been considered a disease by the medical community since 1973 (American Psychiatric Association). After reviewing empirical evidence‚ the APA took

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    qualifications for people of confused identify‚ it is acceptable to believe that homosexuality is rooted in biology‚ and that the individual doesn ’t choose it. “The American researcher Dean Hamer published research that seemed to prove that homosexual orientation could be genetically transmitted to men on the x chromosome‚ which they get from their mothers” (Am I Gay?). If it is rooted in biology‚ and is not normal‚ then therefore‚ homosexuality must be a genetic quirk‚ a genetic mutation that causes a

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    gay‚ lesbian‚ or bisexual individuals has been around for decades. This sensitive population has experienced various dimensions of minority stress due to their sexual orientation. This has produced internalizing negative societal attitudes about non-heterosexuality‚ and their expectations of rejection because of their sexual orientation (Newcomb & Mustanski‚ 2010). Today‚ we have many youth that have decided to come out of the closet‚ and have been shunned by their families and peers. Many have turned

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