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…the American soldiers could not tolerate: soldiers holding hands. Vietnamese soldiers held hands with other accompanying soldiers. This was a show of friendship for the Vietnamese, but for Americans, holding hands was a sign of homosexuality. American soldiers…

…were set up in 1933. In the early days of Hitler's regime, concentration camps were places that held people in protective custody. Victims for protective custody included those who were either physically or mentally ill, gypsies, homosexuals, Jehovah…

…a force liable to become excessive and domineering. Homosexual love was also considered liable to become problematic, but, in accordance with the principle of ‘take care of yourself,’ it was that excessive behaviour in this area was likely to promote the spread…

…forth poets who wrote vivid, realistic poetry in response to the rise of bigotry, crimes against the innocent, and the loss of faith in the national government. With little euphemism, they wrote about homosexual sex, drug abuse, and other brazen topics…

…a force liable to become excessive and domineering. Homosexual love was also considered liable to become problematic, but, in accordance with the principle of ‘take care of yourself,’ it was that excessive behaviour in this area was likely to promote the spread…

…after some discussion with Brunetto that he was punished for committing violent sins against human nature, specifically, performing homosexual acts, which clearly went against God's will. The sodomites, like the lustful, have allowed themselves to become…

…be jealous. In the next section, Beatrice confronts Eddie about not causing a scene when Catherine and Rodolpho come home from a date. It is at this point that Eddie voices his concern that Rodolpho is actually homosexual due to his blond hair and the fact that he…

…. On the 23rd of September 1981, the European Court of Human Rights presided over the case of Dudgeon v. United Kingdom. Jeffrey Dudgeon was a homosexual living in Belfast, up until that point sexual acts between two men were illegal offences under sections 61…

…, the syndrome was observed predominantly to be affecting homosexual and bisexual men. Soon thereafter, intravenous drug users, hemophiliacs, and recipients of blood transfusions were recognized as being at increased risk for disease as well. It was also noted…

…might call homosexual lovers. This relationship was condoned throughout Greece, although in Sparta it was considered to be part of a boy's training to become a warrior. The child would become the experienced man's younger lover, who would serve as a tutor…