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D.O.B: 11-21-2010 (13 years old)
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Legendary
(formerly known as Legendary Remixer)
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Bio:	btw this was stolen Why the straight pride flag shouldn't be flown. 1: Historical Context and Oppression: LGBTQ+ Pride Origins: Pride events and symbols, like the rainbow flag, emerged from a history of oppression and struggle for LGBTQ+ rights. They commemorate events like the Stonewall Riots, where LGBTQ+ individuals fought against police brutality and discrimination. Systemic Oppression: LGBTQ+ individuals have faced systemic oppression, discrimination, and violence specifically due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. This includes: Violence and Hate Crimes: LGBTQ+ individuals often face violence and hate crimes targeted at their identity. Conversion Therapy: Many LGBTQ+ individuals have been subjected to harmful and pseudoscientific practices aimed at changing their sexual orientation. Family Rejection: LGBTQ+ individuals frequently face rejection, including being kicked out of their homes by their families upon coming out. Abuse: LGBTQ+ individuals can face physical, emotional, and psychological abuse because of their identity. ⭐ 2. The LGBTQ+ Panic Defense: Explanation: The LGBTQ+ Panic Defense is a legal strategy that argues a defendant was driven to temporary insanity, diminished capacity, or acted in self-defense due to an unwanted same-sex sexual advance or the discovery of a person's LGBTQ+ identity. Legality: As of now, the LGBTQ+ Panic Defense is still legal in many states across the U.S. Although some states have banned it, such as California, Illinois, New York, and several others, it remains a viable defense in many others. Progress and Statistics: California (2014): California was the first state to ban the LGBTQ+ Panic Defense. Illinois (2017): Illinois followed suit by banning it in 2017. Rhode Island (2018): Rhode Island banned the defense in 2018. New York (2019): New York prohibited the use of this defense in 2019. Colorado (2020): Colorado enacted the ban in 2020. Recent Additions: As of 2023, 17 states and the District of Columbia have banned the LGBTQ+ Panic Defense, including recent bans in states like Virginia and New Hampshire. ⭐ Notable Cases: TRIGGER WARNING Matthew Shepard Case (1998): One of the most notable cases where this defense was attempted was the murder of Matthew Shepard in Wyoming. His attackers tried to use the gay panic defense to mitigate their actions. Gwen Araujo Case (2002): In California, the defense was used in the trial of the men who killed Gwen Araujo, a transgender woman. The defense argued that the men were provoked by the discovery of her transgender identity. So let me reiterate that this legal defense has let murderers walk free for no other reason than the victim identified as LGBTQ+. Impact of the AIDS Pandemic: Discrimination and Stigma: During the AIDS crisis, the disease was unfairly stigmatized as a "gay disease," leading to significant discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community. Government Inaction: This stigma contributed to a lack of timely and adequate response from the government and public health officials, exacerbating the crisis. The delay in research funding and public health initiatives had devastating effects. Could Have Been Different: If the LGBTQ+ community had not been marginalized, the response to the AIDS crisis could have been more effective, potentially saving many lives. ⭐ The reality of the HIV/AIDS pandemic...* The HIV/AIDS pandemic initially had a significant impact on gay men, particularly in the United States and other Western countries, which led to a widespread perception that it was primarily a disease affecting the gay community. This was due to a number of factors, including higher rates of transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) due to specific sexual practices that facilitate the transmission of HIV. However, HIV/AIDS is not confined to any one group. Globally, the epidemic has affected diverse populations, with heterosexual transmission being the most common mode of infection in many regions, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. There, the disease has had a profound impact on the general population, affecting men, women, and children across all demographics. Stigma and discrimination initially hindered effective responses and contributed to misconceptions about the disease. Efforts to combat HIV/AIDS have since evolved to address the needs of all affected groups and to promote understanding that the virus does not discriminate based on sexual orientation, gender, or ethnicity. Education and Accessibility: Saving Lives: Access to education and resources about LGBTQ+ issues is vital for saving lives. Proper education can reduce suicide rates, provide support for those in abusive situations, and offer guidance on safe relationships. Reducing Abuse: When LGBTQ+ relationships and identities are understood and accepted, individuals are less likely to face secrecy and abuse. There would be more resources tailored to their needs, providing safer environments. Safe Sex Education: Comprehensive sex education that includes information about safe sex for LGBTQ+ individuals is essential. Just as straight kids receive guidance on safe sex, LGBTQ+ youth need accurate and relevant information to protect their health. Flying a Pride Flag as a Straight Person: Support and Solidarity: Flying a pride flag as a straight person is a powerful act of allyship, showing support and solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. Promoting Acceptance: It helps promote acceptance and visibility for LGBTQ+ individuals and shows a commitment to equality and human rights. Inclusivity: The LGBTQ+ pride movement is inclusive and welcomes allies who support the rights and dignity of LGBTQ+ people. Flying the flag can signify shared values of diversity, acceptance, and the fight against discrimination, regardless of one’s own sexual orientation.

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