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…AIDS was first identified in 1981 among homosexual men and drug users in New York and California. Shortly after its detection in the United States, evidence of AIDS epidemics grew among heterosexual men, women, and children in Africa. AIDS quickly…

…to commit to that person in front of our family and country for the rest of our lives' (Sullivan, 26). Marriage is a beautiful commitment shared by two people who love each other, it should not be limited to heterosexual nor homosexuals. Homosexuality…

…become pregnant. It is thought by some, the relationships that would inevitably develop would induce new and greater risk for men who acted differently in combat toward females than they do toward males. Homosexuality in the military offers…

…away because of morals of others that are different from their own morals. Gambling (in some states) and homosexual relationships are examples of rights that may be taken away because of the Principle of Legal Moralism. Many people argue that pornography…

…a lot of pressure recently for continuing to show Ellen, the comedy about a middle-class lesbian. They received many letters from people who deemed the show inappropriate suggesting that it promoted homosexuality. Many religious groups who condone…

…effects all communities and social groups, making the disease a worldwide problem. More than any other groups of people, homosexual men find AIDS the most important social problem. Since some of the first AIDS cases were found in homosexual men, many groups…

…at the time, and there are still very mixed attitudes on this subject (2). The 1970's and 1980's marked change in the public perception of homosexuals. High media profile of performers such as David Bowie and Quentin Crisp brought the idea of men wearing…

…equality. Conservatists also support the censorship of pornography since they believe in maintaining the status quo. They are against homosexuality as it is breaking from the traditional nuclear family and therefore are against any videos that may portray…

…won't understand how Teena could be Brandon. But for those people who have faced similar dilemmas, such as being black in a white society, or being a homosexual living somewhere that you aren't accepted, you will fully understand what it is like…

…, and there is still very mixed attitudes on this subject. The 1970's and 1980's marked change in the public perception of homosexuals. High media profile of performers such as David Bowie and Quentin Crisp brought the idea of men wearing make up. Alot of sexual…