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    Marriage Equality Cause and Effect Essay Abstract This paper provides an in-depth look into marriage equality and what homosexuals go through on a regular basis. It shouldn’t matter if you are gay‚ lesbian‚ bisexual‚ transgender‚ or heterosexual‚ if you love someone you should be allowed to share your vows and legally be married. Without marriage equality‚ people will continue to be ignorant of homosexual’s lifestyle. Hate crimes will continue to be committed‚ and homosexuals misunderstood

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    Short Essay Questions 1. I was watching a new episode of White Collar an interesting‚ yet overly dramatic crime show and I distinctively remember four commercials. The first one was for some fancy restaurant that showed a nice juicy steak with a ton of appetizing food on the table. The next commercial‚ ironically‚ was for some gym that showed a man that had muscles in places I frankly didn’t know could gain muscle‚ the man was outrageously big. The next commercial was for another show by the same

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    Darla Abraham BA 2410 III41 Professor Shaffer December 13‚ 2010 Test 2 – Short Essay 1. What is the difference between organization-centered and individual-centered career planning? Why should HR departments facilitate individual-centered career planning if these individuals might not stay with the organization for their entire career? Organization-centered career planning focuses on jobs and on identifying career paths that provide for the logical progression of people between jobs in

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    "Gays in the Military‚ is it right"? For nearly 50 years‚ it has been the U.S. military’s official policy to exclude homosexuals from service. In November 1992‚ President - elect Clinton told Americans that he planned to lift the military’s long - standing ban on gays and lesbians. Homosexual men and women‚ he said‚ should not be prevented from serving their country based on their sexual orientation. Soon after taking office in 1993‚ Clinton faced powerful military and congressional opposition

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    people. The only reason someone should not be able to adopt is if they have a horrible criminal record such as a sex offender or a meth addict. Some people argue that it is not the fact that they are gay‚ but the fact that is it for the child’s better welfare. There is a statistic that being raised by gay parents will lead to substance abuse (Subulica)‚ but kids with divorced parents are more like to abuse substances‚ than kids with married parents (Peacemakers). There is also a statistic that

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    The of Being Gay in Catholic School Stigma is defined as the discontent with a person or persons of a characteristic that is seen as different or in contrast with the norm or the social setting. When one becomes the one who is stigmatized it can have a lasting impacting through the feelings of separation and exclusion it creates. In my case the stigmatizing came from me being gay and in a relationship at the time of me going to catholic school. For the specific stigma of being gay‚ it stems from

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    tell” policy that was put in place in 1993 by congress under President Clinton‚ in which gays are allowed to serve in the military as long as they do not disclose their sexual orientation. Recently‚ Obama has made good on his promise of “change”‚ and brought the debate on whether or not to repeal the DADT policy to congress and it is currently under review. If the policy is repealed‚ it would allow for gays to serve openly in the armed forces; which means that not only could they freely disclose

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    Gina Gay Rights The battle for gay rights is the number one most arguable topic in America today. Dating back to 1924 when the first known gay rights organization‚ The Society for Human Rights was formed in Chicago (“The American’s Gay Rights Movement: Timeline”); it is evident that this battle has been long and seemingly endless‚ with only small amounts of beneficial outcomes. Yet as the newer ages approach it becomes evident that there is a change happening. The country is growing and beginning

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    ethnic minorities‚ women‚ illegal immigrants‚ gay people‚ Christians‚ Muslims‚ political leaders‚…(insert group here). It is easy to blame a group of people for the problems in a society. However‚ unless there are sound reasons to believe that those problems are caused by that group‚ then one is merely scapegoating. Here are some examples of scapegoating… “The reason why our society is so bad right now is because they are actually allowing gay marriage in some states.” “The

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    As of Nov. 20‚ 2013‚ gay marriage has been legalized in 16 US states (CA‚ CT‚ DE‚ HI‚ IA‚ IL‚ MA‚ MD‚ ME‚ MN‚ NH‚ NJ‚ NY‚ RI‚ VT‚ and WA) and the District of Columbia. 33 states have gay marriage bans through either laws or constitutional amendments or both. Proponents argue that same-sex couples should have access to the same marriage benefits and public acknowledgment enjoyed by heterosexual couples and that prohibiting gay marriage is unconstitutional discrimination. Opponents argue that

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