Lgbtq Socieaty And Discrimination
Why is the LGBTQ socieaty so discriminated? The LGBTQ socieaty is discriminated because of their sexuality. People do not like people who are different, they only like people who that act or think the same way they do. This is why there should be more LGBTQ rights because a lot of people (LGBTQ) are dying everyday. Discrimination needs to stop. (Where is the thesis we created? Remember your thesis should state your position and have your three reasons as to why LGBTQ society should not be discriminated.) Some people say the LGBTQ socieaty is a threat to the public and that causes a lot of legal violence and discrimination. With violence being legal to people who that are against the LGBTQ sociaty a lot of deaths and torture happen.
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Researcher Rosa Saxe stated that on a Monday, a trial court in California’s Central Valley “Blamed a lesbian couple for the discrimination they experienced when they tried to buy a wedding cake.” Discrimination is a big problem because in some places people do not get the respect that they want and deserve. The LGBTQ sociaty tries to fight for their rights but it does not work. Blaming Eileen and Mireya for the discrimination they experienced that day at the bakery is “outrageous, it’s hard to fault people who experience injury when told they are not good enough to be served because of who they are”(A California Judge Allows a Baker to Discriminate Against a Lesbian Couple Who Wanted a Wedding Cake). Saxe also points out the fact that Rodriguez-Del Rios feel they will suffer indignity from Miller’s choice is not sufficient to deny constitutional protection. People want to be free to do what they want and go out and buy things without being
Researcher Rosa Saxe stated that on a Monday, a trial court in California’s Central Valley “Blamed a lesbian couple for the discrimination they experienced when they tried to buy a wedding cake.” Discrimination is a big problem because in some places people do not get the respect that they want and deserve. The LGBTQ sociaty tries to fight for their rights but it does not work. Blaming Eileen and Mireya for the discrimination they experienced that day at the bakery is “outrageous, it’s hard to fault people who experience injury when told they are not good enough to be served because of who they are”(A California Judge Allows a Baker to Discriminate Against a Lesbian Couple Who Wanted a Wedding Cake). Saxe also points out the fact that Rodriguez-Del Rios feel they will suffer indignity from Miller’s choice is not sufficient to deny constitutional protection. People want to be free to do what they want and go out and buy things without being