Article Sources
Priscilla Reyes,
Patrick Martin, John Rencher, and Harlie Broussard. (2014).
79
Countries Where Homosexuality Is Illegal.
The human toll of 76 countries’ anti-gay laws. The struggle to repeal
them. Retrieved from http://76crimes.com/76-countries-where-homosexuality-is-illegal/
These authors are well known for their rights. They write about their gay rights:
marriage. They talk about the International
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association, or ILGA, lists 78
countries with criminal laws against sexual activity by lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender or intersex people (LGBTIs), but that’s a slight understatement. However,
they also talk about how the total would actually be 82 countries if they were
to include Russia, which does not have a law against homosexual acts but is in
the midst of an anti-gay crackdown on the basis of its new law against “gay
propaganda. I think this article is a good source because it talks about the
different countries that support gay rights and it explains which country
doesn’t support it.
Janiva
Magness and Derek Clark. (2012). Foster Care Alumni of America. Explore
Our Resource Materials to Learn More About FCAA and The Alumni
Movement. Retrieved from http://www.fostercarealumni.org/resources.htm
These authors are alumnus from this
program and want to continue to grow their program because it has helped a lot
of people. This article talks about how their
vision is to ensure a high quality of life for those in and from foster care
through the collective voice of alumni. They intend to erase the differences in
opportunities and outcomes that exist for people in and from foster care
compared to those who have not experienced foster care. This article can be a
great source because most parents want their child to be straight and not gay;
therefore, they send them to foster care because they can’t deal with the fact
that their kid is gay.
David Venene.
(2011, December 4). Nigeria's bill to outlaw gay marriage threatens
HIV/Aids cash. The Guardian. Retrieved
from http://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/dec/04/nigeria-gay-marriage-ban-aids-hiv
The
article is very well written research because it gives details where it is
coming from and is directed toward medical researches and gay marriage rights.
This source is somewhat helpful because they are saying that people who are gay
are the ones spreading the HIVS and aids in Africa.
Anna Maja
Rappard and Nana Karikari-apau. (2014, January 13). Nigeria bans same- sex marriage. Retrieved from http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/13/world/africa/nigeria-anti-gay-law/
The authors
take a trip to Nigeria to do more research on their topic, which is Gay Right:
Marriage. They have a well-written article about Nigeria banning same-sex
marriage. This article is almost the
same as my other one because they both take places in Nigeria and want Gay
Rights to be banned. However, it is
somewhat different from the other ones because the president of Nigeria signed
the law to ban same-sex marriage in Africa’s most populous nation.
Stephanie Barrett, Rich Beckwith, Raul Burciaga, and Melissa
Calderwood. (2014, October 6).
Same-Sex Marriage Laws. Retrieved from http://www.ncsl.org/research/human-services/same-sex-marriage
The authors
are well-respected and well-written articles. They wrote about how the Same-Sex
Marriage Law is going to get passed. Most of the people want the law to get
passed because it looks wrong in our society to have people getting married of
the same sex. This article can be similar to my other source because they both
are talking about Laws.
David Masci and Martin Ruetschi. (2009, July 9). Same-Sex
Marriage in the U.S. PewResearch
Religion and Public Life Project. Retrieved from http://www.pewforum.org/2009/07/09/a-contentious-debate-same-sex
These two authors are very in
credible with their project because they are arguing about Same-Sex
Marriage. They about argue that most of
the people don’t really want gays in this world and they want to prove those
people who want gays in this world wrong. This is a really good article for my
research topic because it provides very good detail why they don’t want gays
here.
Book Sources
Paisley Currah, Richard M. Juanf, and Shannon Price Minter.
(2006). Transgender Rights. Minneapolis. Civil Rights.
The authors are both editors and
have a very well written book for those who believe in Gay Rights. This source is very helpful because it talks
about Laws, Transgender people, Civil rights, and etc. This book is really
useful for my research topic. I believe I could do so much with this book and
find very good details about Laws and Same-Sex Marriage.
Jennifer Gerarda Brown and Ian Ayres. (2011). Straightforward : How to Mobilize Heterosexual Support for gay Rights.
Princeton university Press.
This book
is a little different from the other book because this one is talking about
supporting Gay Rights and the other one was more talking about banned Gay
Rights. Therefore, these two authors have an amazing idea in how to support
them. This is a really helpful Source/Book because it explains why should we
support Gay Rights and why people need to ignore all the negative things
because they are humans as well.
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