Homosexuality: It's Okay to Be Gay

Homosexuality was the concept of always separating people. The most famous place of 'homosexual separation' is religion. Homosexuality is wrong in God's view, according to conservative Christians. But more progressive Christians argue that there is no place in the Bible where God speaks directly about homosexuality. Likewise, homosexuality is not just a matter between progressiveists and conservatives, there is a big difference between dealing with Christian generations and homosexual problems.

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Homosexual media coverage increased markedly in the 1970s and in decades thereafter, due to the outbreak of homosexual movement followed by strong opposition to fundamentalist Christian rights. "Time and Newsweek" published 62 articles about homosexuals in the 1970s, 95 articles in the 1980s, and 151 articles from 1990 to 1997. Most of these articles highlight the rapid increase in gays' awareness in American society, personal pursuit and political freedom. These articles tend to address issues such as fighting housing and employment discrimination, military civil servants struggle, struggle for homosexual marriages recognized by state and federal governments. Although coverage of these issues is encouraging, the careful study of these articles suggests that prejudice continues to distort reports on these topics.