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…. These different kinds are reflected upon the author's personality, to name one of a few, Oscar Wilde was widely recognised for his homosexual tendencies, rather then being a perverted child rapist, he had a huge passion for beauty and was sadly carried away…

…first "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" and used Aunt Jennifer in the third person as her oppressed woman. In "Diving into the Wreck," however, she is not married and is no longer hiding her homosexuality. She talks as though she is the one going to the wreck…

…consideration by our federal government. I don't feel that a homosexual couple should have the ability to be married in a state allowing same-sex unions, and then have their marriage recognized in all fifty states. <Tab/>Another issue relatively…

…on homosexuals, but they always show Al as a very good person in spite of everything. Parker and Stone use this extreme exaggeration to point out that people can be good despite their differences. Both Swift and Parker and Stone are well versed in using…

…institutions, primarily the media, church and school. Also severe negative consequences for homosexual relationships have been utilised to deter such relationships, witch-hunts, male control of the law, and of course, what more is to be expected from a male…

…chosen "adoption" as their top story. This event happened recently and the meaning is absolutely clear. It is about the status of rights homosexuals have to adopt children. The BBC has clearly chosen a political story to focus on. ITV preferred to start…

…on issues like equal rights, discrimination, AIDS, and homosexuality. Tom Hanks gave "the performance of his career" in Philadelphia. In Forrest Gump Tom Hanks played a totally different character in Forrest. Forrest was an innocent character. Forrest…

…homosexuality as the only true answer to the inequality they blame on men, less radical feminists disagree. Even though they are very similar, one is a social issue, and the other a sexual issue. Although gay and lesbian rights groups had been around for decades…

…but largely irrelevant, perhaps making life easier for this peasant and ending it for that homosexual, and making sure a son's inheritance isn't swindled, to the detriment of the swindlers. The Code's biggest effect came in a very different world, at the beginning…

…was a traveling exhibit of photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe. This exhibit included several photographs of homosexual activity between men. The Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia, which organized this exhibit, had for many years received funding from…