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This is a movie that involves advocates for Gay rights. It talks about Proposition 8 that banned same sex marriage in the state of California. Where you will see the most talk about gay rights is in the scenes that involve conference room discussion.

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This music video is a film by Ryan Lewis, Jon Jon Augustavo, and Tricia Davis. In this video there is a little clip where a homosexual couple is walking down the street and they pass a heterosexual couple and the male in the heterosexual relationship says something rude to them. It is a very emotional video and the actors do a very good job of showing how it would be to be open about your sexuality in society and the lyrics match the video incredibly.

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Vicki L. Eaklor is the author of this book. This book deals with the history of gay rights and events that took place through history. It also includes debates on the social justice issue.

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Terry Escamilla is the executive director for the GLBT Historical Society museum. This museum was founded in 1985 and is the leader of GLBT history. It is also a non profit organization.

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Randi Froese and Carlynn Corbett founded this organization in April of 2016. We decided to create an organization for equal sexual orientation because we feel that people shouldn't have to hide who they really are because of society. We also feel that love has no boundaries and that anyone should be able to express how they feel and not have to worry about being discriminated against. Randi and Carlynn both are the coordinators and that's all we have because the organization is new and we have yet to hire more fellow activists. We will be getting volunteers.  Our mission is to bring awareness and educate fellow people about the gay community. We plan to achieve this mission with the power of the internet and many social media sites, along with conventions! Using the internet to get the word out is effective because things can travel around very fast, and can inspire people to help. Our organization is funded by donations from the public. Our funding strategies are effective because people will view our videos and will feel inspired to make a difference so they will help by giving us money. You can get involved with PRIDE by donating, and sharing our videos and information across the web. You can also buy one of our PRIDE bracelets that are for sale on our facebook page. All procedes go to the PRIDE organization.
CONTACT: PRIDE International
Winnipeg, MB G7L 3B1
Tele: 1 (204) 224-6912
Fax: 1 (204) 224-6001
email: PRIDEinternational@outlook.com

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Which Countries Allow Same-Sex Marriage?

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Is It Legal To Discriminate Against LGBT? http://testu.be/1JDjK1e Subscribe! http://bitly.com/1iLOHml Gay rights, including marriage, have become increasingly relevant with countries stepping up to legalize same-sex marriage. So where is same-sex marriage legal?

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#ProudToLove - Celebrating Marriage Equality and LGBT Pride Month

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YouTube is #ProudToLove the LGBT community and marriage equality. SHARE THIS VIDEO: https://youtu.be/WSiehK2asbI MUSIC: Until The Shadows -- from Random Forest by Echelon Effect Over the last 10 years, everyone from moms to presidents have uploaded videos in support of LGBT awareness, to stand up against bullying and discrimination, and to say together, as a community, that marriage equality matters.

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This organization also does not give the information as to who founded it. The two main people working in this organization are Andres Anton-Diaz (Development Officer for Individual Giving and Special Events), and Sarah Bennett (Operations Manager). OutRight works to bring clarity to their struggles and expose discrimination and violence against them, and strive for equality. OutRight partners with activists to produce hundreds of ground breaking reports that expose discrimination and violence in both the public and private spheres across the Global South. They are also known for their documentation training programs, covering a range of issue areas and skill sets, including how to research, report and monitor violations of human rights laws. OutRight has written shadow reports that are brought to different governments to up hold human rights such as calling for the end tp discrimination in employment, calling for decriminalization of sodomy and calling for recognition of diverse forms of families. There were 19 successful shadow reports that changed government laws. OutRight is funded by donations you can donate by joining their monthly giving program.
CONTACT: OutRight Action International
80 Maiden Lane, Suite 1505
New York, NY 10038
Tele: +1 (212) 430-6054
Fax: +1 (212) 430-6060
email: hello@outrightinternational.org

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This organization did not give the information as to who founded it, although the important coordinators are Jane Russo (General Coordinator), and Horacio Sivori (International Coordinator). Without the help of the executive coordinator, publishing coordinator, and the research coordinator this website would not be up and running. Founded in 2002, the Latin American Center on Sexuality and Human Rights is dedicated to help fight gender inequality and to contribute to the struggle against the discrimination of sexual minorities in the region. Sexual rights and politics, sexual behavior and cultures, sexual knowledge's are areas that they are trying to educate others minds to understand the equality of all human beings. CLAM is doing this by developing and encouraging research on politics, culture e sexual knowledge. Training professionals from fields such as health, law, education, communication and social sciences. Contribute to the making of public policy by delivering information accordingly, and to inform people on equal sexuality. CLAM has a Facebook and a Twitter page that they use to distribute their information about everything listed above, to get involved you can follow their pages and continue to spread awareness. CLAM isn't an organization that collects money, they are using the power of the internet to raise awareness for a social justice issue that is very prominent in today's society.
CONTACT: Twitter, Facebook OR
Latin American Center and Sexualidade em Direitos Humanos
Sao Franciso Xavier, 524, 6th Walking BL
E-20550-013
Rio de Janeiro-RJ-Brazil
Tele: +55 (21) 2568-0599

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- People who are attracted to homo sapiens of the other gender are often called straight or heterosexual.
- People who are attracted to homo sapiens of the same gender are often called gay or homosexual.
- Woman who are gay like to be called lesbian.
- People who are attracted to both male and female often call themselves bisexual.
- People who's attraction is towards many different gender identities (male, female, transgender, intersex) are often called pansexual or queer.
- People who are unsure about their sexual orientation call themselves questioning or curious.
- People who don't have any sexual attraction for others are known as asexual.

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A person's sexual identity in relation to the gender to which they are attracted; the fact of being heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexual_orientation