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    The Struggle for Equality in Marriage of Gay and Lesbian Couples

    many people believe gay and lesbian couples deserve the same rights as straight couples and do not deserve to be treated differently. Webster’s dictionary defines marriage as n., (1) the state of being united to a person of the opposite sex as husband or wife in a consensual or contractual relationship recognized by law,(2) the state of being united to a person of the same sex in a relationship like that of a traditional marriage <same-sex marriage>. This change in definition was made in 2003

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    Gay Marriage Does Not Hurt Traditional Marriage

    backgrounds to date one another; let alone, get married and start a family. It almost seems that most people who were against interracial relationships during this time believed that God’s intent of marriage only should be of two people who share the same faith and heritage. Well, just like all of Earth’s entities we as humans evolve! More specifically, Americans have evolved in how we view right and wrong in today’s society. Currently, there are various levels of how family structures exist. “With

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    Rebuttal on Gay Marraige Editorial Article

    joint venture of their lives. Laws against same sex marriage exposes hatred and inequality to said individuals due to the nature of their union (male – male, female – female). The opposition to gay marriages contradicts our views on equality as stated in our constitution. Devaluation, as stated by Bennett (1996), of marriage because of sexual revolution is essentially stating that each individual is striped of his or her rights once they join in same sex marriage because the value of marriage has

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    Family Society

    SOCIETY Family structures have become so diverse that there is no longer a meaning to the term “family”. It is now a word that means something different to everyone. To some it could mean being married to the person you love from the opposite sex or even of the same sex, others see family as just living with someone you share deep feelings for and others don’t believe that relationships has anything to do with family except with their child/children. Political change and religion influence people’s views

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    Marriag

    e 1. What is marriage? “For Gay Marriage” by Andrew Sullivan * Marriage is a legal contract between two people no matter the sexual preference of that couple. According to Sullivan, it is an outrage to deny homosexual couples the right to marry whomever they choose to. “Against Gay Marriage” by William Bennett * Marriage is between a man and a woman; bounded by a legal document and vow. Gays getting married will ultimately corrupt the marriage world and make it to where we can marry

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    Should Same Sex Marriage Be Allowed??

    Should Same Sex Marriage Be Allowed?? I. Introduction: Is same sex marriage acceptable in our society? Is it such a problem that has to be restricted? Now a day’s lesbians and gays are allowed in our society, they are called the third sex. Third sexes are everywhere, in office, school, even in public places, but they are still treated as aliens, they were like scattering disease that no one wants to get in touch with them, they receive hatred, bullying or discrimination from

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    Legislative Paper

    President Bill Clinton. As it states D.O.M.A defines marriage as “only a legal union between one man and one woman as husband and wife.” (Webb, Rita A., n.d.). The term “spouse” is also coined for a husband or wife of an individual of the opposite sex. In opposition to this unconstitutional law, I am in support for the S. 598: Respect for Marriage Act of 2011, which was passed by a judicial committee on Nov.10, 2011. Unfortunately, it was presented to the U.S. Senate, but as remained stagnant since

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    Gay Marriage

    and to be loved. It is normal that being loved makes a person feel good and become more secure. A marriage is supposed to have the foundation of love, trust, and forgiveness. I do believe same-sex couples should be able to get married because we live in a democracy, not a theocracy. For people to deny same-sex couples from marrying is discriminating, prejudice, and unreasonable. People who are against gay marriage will try to use the “One man and one woman" argument, (Eric Shepherd) forgetting that

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    Gay Psychology in China

    and a woman. It is unfair, even in America that the land of the free still has many places where gay marriage is illegal. I feel sympathy for these people who have to marry a woman to hide that they are gay. Also there is a lot of pressure from the parents and society to marry at a young age. To understand the situation, a brief example that depicts the above scenario may be helpful. In the book “The Bridegroom” by Ha Jin a handsome man named Baowen marries a plain Jane looking woman named Beina

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    Persuasive

    one would argue with that logic. So if you are going to pick a topic make sure you approach it in a fresh and exciting way - for example: "Barbie is a good role model" "Smoking Cigarettes are bad for you, so smoke cigars!" 1. same sex marriage 2. adoption 3. heaven and hell (careful to not preach to your audience) 4. abortion (overdone) 5. TV violence 6. gun control (overdone) 7. TV ratings 8. internet 9. profiling

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