Essays on Homosexuality

The concepts of individuality and acceptance are ideas that have become prevalent in the modern world as we know it. Things that were once surrounded by an air of social stigma have now become normalized. One of such things is homosexuality, which has become more...

Homophobia is the fear, hatred, discomfort with, or mistrust of people who are lesbian, gay, or bisexual. Homophobia can take a wide scope of structures, including adversarial outlooks and feelings about, repulsiveness for, or prejudice against bisexual, lesbian, and gay people. It’s normally arranged in...

Sexual behavior is a vital function in nearly every living organism on Earth. Sexual reproduction and thus the passing on of genes to offspring is an instinctual behavior exhibited in most organisms. Throughout human history, sexual behavior is a prominent part of life that has...

The Stereotype Content of Sexual Orientation written by Trenton D. Mize and Bianca Manago is a research article which discusses the societal stereotypes targeting social and minority groups in the world today. Through the usage of the stereotype content model and survey experiments, the data...

Cook’s “A Gay History of Britain” provides the reader with an interesting and comprehensible concept of the term, “homosociality”. He describes homosociality as, “intense emotional relationships between people of the same sex that have social, economic or political consequences, but are not explicitly sexual in...

The main issue addressing in the Manager’s Hot Seat video is diversity in the workplace, specifically dealing with homosexuality. After Daniel Simmons, Vaccine Manager, requested the same-sex domestic partner benefits information during a meeting his coworker Robert Franklin, Natural Resources Manager, displayed discomfort and refused...

Human rights of the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) community have been neglected for generations. This will be explored, particularly focusing on homosexuals, with the Aversion Project that happened in South Africa between the 1980s and 1970s. Breaking down the fundamental roots of how...

According to Campos and Goldfried (2001), “Until the late 1970s, when working with gay or lesbian patients, psychotherapists spent nearly all of their time and effort trying to reduce homosexual and increase heterosexual attraction in homosexuals (and for the most part, the target population was...