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    marriage has had on the LGBT community. Those three main areas will complete my interview with the LGBT member. The LGBT member self-identity is a women named Heidi Young who I interviewed for this paper. Heidi is thirty three years old and has been a lesbian her whole life. Heidi says she can remember back even as far as grade school when she remembers she was fascinated in a special way by a particular girl in her class. Heidi says her thoughts were not particularity sexual she was only eleven years

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    non-existence in which a parents ’ sexual orientation can not cause any disadvantage to their adopted children. “Findings are presented of a longitudinal study of the sexual orientation of adults who had been raised as children in lesbian families. Twenty-five children of lesbian mothers and a control group of 21 children of heterosexual single mothers were first seen at age 9.5 years on average‚ and again at age 23.5 years on average”.(Golombok & Tasker‚ 1996) Even though children are open to the elements

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    It is so much better to have two moms or two dads‚ than no parents at all? In March 2007‚ there were 65‚000 children adopted and being raised by homosexual parents in the United States (Gandossy‚ 2007). There were also‚ more than 14‚100 foster children in loving homes with homosexual couples (Gandossy‚ 2007). There are so many children that need parents in America‚ parenting should not be defined by sexuality‚ instead anyone who is fit to be parents should be allowed to adopt. So why not let homosexual

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    Ukiyo-E Visual Analysis

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    rather than because they are in a romantic relationship. These tie on dildos could also be attached to a woman’s ankle for solo masturbation. Fig. 5 ‘Sea Cucumber’ by Hokusai (ca. 1810s) Hokusai’s print‚ titled ‘Sea Cucumber’ however‚ does depict a lesbian couple in a relationship. Given the ocean waves in the background‚ as well as the use of a sea cucumber as a phallus‚ it is safe to assume that the women were Ama‚ female divers known for collecting pearls. Hokusai often illustrated these women as

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    “Queer”‚ once a slang for “odd” or “abnormal”‚ before it was attributed to lesbian and gay men as a homophobic insult‚ now portrays a spectrum of academic modalities and acknowledges the lives of thousands of fluid gendered peoples. Essentially‚ Queer Studies is the examination of issues pertaining to and intersectionality of gender‚ sexual orientation‚ gender identity‚ race‚ class‚ and ethnicity—revolving around ubiquitous structural and institutional inequality. Lisa Duggans in her article “Making

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    want to come out of the closet. On the other hand‚ heterosexuals sometimes behave violent and hateful manners toward homosexuals and many gays and lesbians feel threatened by straights. Being involved with hatred and implacability during daily lives have increased “five times more the likelihood of suicide among gay‚ lesbian‚ and bisexual youngsters in the United States” (Brodzinsky‚ 39). One of the other disasters that homophobic attitude of people could cause for homosexuals

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    Stonewall Riots

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    polar opposition poses to pro-gay rhetors. Scourge rhetoric incorporating references to children presented a troubling persuasion dilemma for lesbian and gay rhetors. First‚ reference to child molestation is a powerful visceral weapon in the fundamentalist arsenal. Second‚ it plays into traditional stereotypes of gays‚ recalling old social knowledge of lesbian and gay persons to stymie the attempt to create new knowledge. Third‚ the focus on the consequences of gayness enabled anti-gay rhetors to move

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    Skeene‚ provides us with a method of understanding the representation of sexuality in these examples of ‘lesbian literature’. Rather than engage with these two texts through simple literary appreciation‚ it is important to interrogate the ways that sexuality can be used as a means for expression‚ both cultural and personal. An even deeper analysis will reveal the ways in which terms such as ‘lesbian literature’ can lead to oversimplification of literary texts such as Nightwood and Miss Furr and Miss

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    getting equal rights. Unfortunately‚ gay and lesbians are consistently denied rights that are typically taken for granted by the average Australian. Specifically‚ Gay and lesbians couples are not allowing to marry in Australia. This is an unfair sexual orientation. Gay and lesbian’s discrimination need to stop because that law-abiding citizens too‚ who should be holding the same rights as heterosexual couples. The common problem that affected gay and lesbians couple that are denied the right to marry

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    come a long way in the last century but there is still so much more road to cover. “The number of lesbian‚ gay‚ and bisexual persons in the U.S. is subjective. Studies pointing to the statistics are estimates at best. The most widely accepted statistic is that 1 in every 10 individuals is lesbian‚ gay or bisexual (Johnson). That would mean that 1 in every 10 people you meet is part of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transvestite community. 1 in every 10 people has faced some sort of discrimination for

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