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    Lgbt Issues

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    LGBT Issues LGBT issues really caught my attention. I was never cared or thought about people are lesbian‚ gay‚ bisexual or transgender until I took this class. What really caught my attention was Paula’s story. That was very touching‚ and I felt bad for her. And I realized that probably many people have most likely gone through what she went through; especially with your family. Your family are the ones who love you and are always suppose to be there for you and when they are not there for you

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    The LGBT Subculture

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    does this picture represent the LGBT subculture in order to express the prejudice they have faced‚ how far the movement has come in America‚ and how they continue to support the movement? The LGBT movement has been fighting for rights over the last century in the United States and abroad. Members of this community have come a long way from where they started. However‚ as a minority subculture the LGBT movement’s members still receive discrimination for supporting what they believe in. Despite the prejudice

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    LGBT Supportive Organizations The first website I visited was called No Longer Silent: Clergy for Justice. Their main focus was on an alternative Christian perspective on the issue of homosexuality. They basically believed in advocating justice for all‚ especially Gays‚ Lesbians‚ Bisexuals‚ and Transgendered persons. The support that I see they give is a sense of belonging. They give the support that many seek with is religious acceptance. This organization is very unique because for many years

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    1. LGBT+ in United States this group they missing their simple right of living‚ most of the people undergoing the absent of their rights. They allowed defending the country and facing death overseas‚ but isn’t acceptable to pursue their way of life. “Land of the Free and Home of the Brave.” That’s what Americans teach their children in schools each day‚ repeating the same words with pride and honor in every football and baseball stadium in the United States. The freedom and equality in the U

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    Lgbt Bullying

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    LGBT BULLYING Bullying and Harassment among the LGBT Youth “Gay‚ Bi‚ Straight but still human.” They tell you to be yourself and then they judge you. I strongly believe we all should be equal: gay‚ Bi or straight shouldn’t matter. Bullying the kids that are different from you based on sexual orientation is just wrong. LGBT bullying destroys a person. Bullying a gay kid leads to academic failure‚ loss of identity and of course violence. Stop making

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    United States by social status? Ismael Reynaga National University SOC 350 Dr. Raphi Rechitsky 10 December2015 Let us begin by looking at social status. What is a social status? Social Status is a person’s place‚ standing or importance in regards to other people within a society. Social status was created by people to categorize wealth and instil superiority. Economic status or social status categories vary from country to country‚ and in some countries social categories may

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    LGBT Rights

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    In a society that is continually evolving‚ it is no surprise that some aspects are more accepted than others. One of the topics that has most recently been under the spotlight is same-sex marriage. Although same-sex couples are not a new addition to our society‚ the laws in which they must abide by are constantly fluctuating. However‚ one’s perception of same-sex couples may be altered if one were to view same-sex couples through a sociological lens including subculture‚ ethnocentrism‚ cultural universals

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    Social Anxiety is defined as an anxiety disorder that makes a person fear interacting with other people and being judged by them‚ leading to self consciousness. It’s this fear that makes you think that you’re going to embarrass yourself or be criticized so badly that it just becomes unbearable. But you know‚ in your rational mind that it’s not like that‚ you know that it’s unlikely for people to be a harsh as you think they’re being‚ but you can’t help it. What triggers people with social anxiety

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    In the late 1920’s people wanted to live the American Dream. Everyone desired to have the perfect marriage‚ big and fancy house‚ and have all the money in the world‚ but some people had to start from scratch to achieve the dream. In Scott Fitzgerald novel‚ The Great Gatsby‚ takes place in New York‚ New York. Jay Gatsby started from nothing in North Dakota but later discovered what wealth was like and wanted to live that life. Jay Gatsby was a major for the military but was sent off to war‚ leaving

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    Shakespeare’s time‚ the English lived with a strong sense of social class -- of belonging to a particular group because of occupation‚ wealth‚ and ancestry. Elizabethan Society had a very strict social code at the time that Shakespeare was writing his plays. Social class could determine all sorts of things‚ from what a person could wear to where he could live to what jobs his children could get. Some families moved from one class to another‚ but most people were born into a particular class and stayed there

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