Essays on Gay

Introduction The proposal aims to explore and further understand the adjustment of life through contextual factors of older gay couples, the oppression, and fear that has led to the disparities in the health care system. The involvement of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW)…

“If you are a man, you can never be a woman.” Stated by the Senate President Vicente Sotto III on Wednesday, September 4, 2019. Was he correct to say such a thing about LGBTQ+? But what does LGBTQ+ actually represent? LGBTQ+ stands for lesbian, gay,…

Introduction Homosexuality is a term that is commonly used to describe people aligned to a given sexual orientation or is showing interest and getting attracted to members of the individual’s gender. Therefore, men getting sexually attracted to fellow men and women getting sexually attracted to…

Gay Speak as an Armor “Language is the road map of a culture. It tells you where its people come from and where are going” – Rita Mae Brown. Language is the divine gift of God. It is language that distinguish man from animals. To…

Abstract People around the world face violence and inequality and sometimes torture, even execution, because of who they love, how they look, or who they are. Sexual orientation and gender identity are integral aspects of our selves and should never lead to discrimination or abuse….

Introduction There is not much study into gay history as gays, due to fear, kept themselves from revealing their true identities. A mere beginning is the Portland Vice Scandal which ordered that gays be sexually sterilized in 1912. Following was Harvard’s Secret Court which would…

Living in a Bubble I am gay. I was in a bubble most of my life. I was not affected personally by issues of homosexuality and gay marriage. I did not have any family or friends that came out as lesbian, gay or even bisexual….

The term gay racism first appeared in a collection of poetry, essays, short stories, and photographs meant to explore the fraught relationship between race and sexuality in the United States (DeMarco, 1983). Since its original debut, the concept of gay racism has been expanded by…