Equal Rights For Gays In The United States

The LGBTQ community was established in the 1990s, replacing “the gay community” to acknowledge the diversity of humanity, to show that “all is welcomed,” and always supported. The United States has been denying basic, equal human rights towards the LGBTQ community since the beginning of time. Gays are either confused, atheist, can be turned straight according to some individuals, and struggle with unsupported famlies. It wasn’t until 1989 until same-sex couples were considered actual families in the United States. Transgenders can't join the military or feel comfortable going into bathrooms. Some people get beat for being different because most of Americas cannot except diversity. States got to vote on if they wanted to approve or ban marriage equality. While equality remains an enormous issue worldwide, homophobia plays a massive role in discriminating against basic human rights. Many people don’t understand why the gay community is still protesting for their rights are voicing their opinions on who they are. This is because in many places of the untied states, they have recognized the diversity of sexuality and sexual orientation but still lack the protection from discrimination and certain laws the help people in this community live normally. There are laws prohibiting
Normally married same-sex couples have less troubles adopting children and some may find it easier than heterosexual couples but in other cases where the couple isn’t legally married because the state the live in has set laws against it have a more difficult time. They have more rules and regulations than others and most of the time cannot adopt at all. However this could all be prevented if gay couples could legally marry without discrimination. More rights need to be given to the LGBTQ community considering they are alive and human as well as everyone else in the