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…. At school there were negative aspects as well, I guess they were the hidden cold facts about school. Like for instance prior to entering the school I knew nothing about homosexuality. Also there were some teachers which abused some innocent kids. One would never…

…that society was clamouring for during this undeniably volatile era. His closeted homosexuality adds yet again to the realism and representation of the outside world. We can therefore see, from these small examples, just how similar the psychiatric ward…

…. It is not always pleasant, to say the least, but it's real, and that's what matters. There are some places where the book is banned because of pornographic content, premarital sex, and the questioning of homosexuality, but these are all real issues and need…

…questions that measured prejudice and stereotyping, including prejudice against those with AIDS, blacks, homosexuals, and overweight people. The study also looked at sex-role stereotyping. Each student listed up to five of his or her closest friends…

…of German dominance. He believed that Germans were the superior race, and thus hated all other races. Although Hitler abhorred all races outside of pure Germans, he especially hated the Jews. He also disliked homosexuals and people with mental and physical…

…. In every paragraph there are truths and deaths, plenty of accidents, sickness and sorrow and there is life. Another reason Allison gives for her survival is that she is a lesbian and she incorporates this homosexuality into her story as well. The narrator has…

…of A Farewell to Arms, Hemingway’s fictional output noticeably slows down (Lesniak 70). The volume is also noticeable for its savage concern with homosexuality and castration, and it is surely remarkable that none of the stories has a love interest. (Lesniak 70…

…the shelves. Books dealing with homosexuality, and even sexual development are targeted. Daddy's Roommate by Michael Wilhoite is about a boy living with his gay father. While this would be an uncomfortable situation to live in, it does help children be more…

…dangers he would constantly venture to the waterfronts in search of sailors. He was often jailed, beaten or robbed during these episodes of drunkenness and homosexual soliciting. His health was wasted and his hair was gray before he was 30. Hart Crane threw…

…areas; both became involved in left wing politics; and both were homosexual. (Later, it was said that Bernstein was bisexual and he did marry and have a typical heterosexual relationship.) The relationship began with Bernstein’s great admiration of Copland…