No, tormentor of the racist and klannish. So continue to search me while I search music
Low IQ & Conservative Beliefs Linked to Prejudice
- Thread starter AK Forty Seven
- Start date
No, tormentor of the racist and klannish. So continue to search me while I search music
Did you see that women who said she was gay by "choice". The "gay" community ripped her a new asshole.
"Cynthia Nixon: I'm gay by choice"
"She needs to learn how to choose her words better, because she just fell into a right-wing trap"
"Her statement hasn't gone over well with gay activists. Writing in AMERICAblog Gay"
----------------
I suppose she is not a proper "gay".,
No, as an innovator, I created it just for ET, and people like you, redneck.
I KNEW it, you did not make it 8 hours before your homophobia came out. You are SUCH an assbag
Quote from RCG Trader:
I KNEW it, you did not make it 8 hours before your homophobia came out. You are SUCH an assbag
What are the symptoms of "homophobia" anyway? Apparently I'm just not recognizing it.
" ...By drawing popular and scientific attention to antigay hostility, the creation of these terms marked a watershed. Nevertheless, they have important limitations.
Critics have observed that homophobia is problematic for at least two reasons.
First, empirical research does not indicate that heterosexuals' antigay attitudes can reasonably be considered a phobia in the clinical sense. Indeed, the limited data available suggest that many heterosexuals who express hostility toward gay men and lesbians do not manifest the physiological reactions to homosexuality that are associated with other phobias (see Shields & Harriman, 1984).
Second, using homophobia implies that antigay prejudice is an individual, clinical entity rather than a social phenomenon rooted in cultural ideologies and intergroup relations. Moreover, a phobia is usually experienced as dysfunctional and unpleasant. Antigay prejudice, however, is often highly functional for the heterosexuals who manifest it.
As antigay attitudes have become increasingly central to conservative political and religious ideologies since the 1980s, these limitations have become more problematic..."
'Homophobia is a range of negative attitudes and feelings towards homosexuality and people who are identified as or perceived as being homosexual. Definitions[1][2][3] refer variably to antipathy, contempt, prejudice, aversion, and irrational fear. Homophobia is observable in critical and hostile behavior such as discrimination[1][2] and violence on the basis of a perceived non-heterosexual orientation. In a 1998 address, author, activist, and civil rights leader Coretta Scott King stated that "Homophobia is like racism and anti-Semitism and other forms of bigotry in that it seeks to dehumanize a large group of people, to deny their humanity, their dignity and personhood."[4]'
When a term becomes recognizable within a whole society, then the symbolism is as important as the clinical definition. IMO.
c
When a term becomes recognizable within a whole society, then the symbolism is as important as the clinical definition. IMO.
c