The LGBTQ+ Question

Read and understand what is being asked in the situation and answer it comprehensively. 

EXPERIENCE
Recall from your own experience what things or actions you might be
inclined, to deem natural and unnatural. Once you have listed these down, reflect
on the further question of what is the actual meaning that lies behind each
particular, instance of the word's use.

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ASSESS
Consider the following questions:
1. What reasons were given in the report for refusing to support the same-sex initiative? Do
you agree with those reasons that were given?
2. What possible meanings of the word “natural” (or “unnatural”) were presented? Can you
think of still other ways that the word ‘’natural’’ (or unnatural’’) can be used?
3.

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1.The reasons were given in the report for refusing to support the same-sex initiative are religious
people believe that only man and woman are the prohibited to do marriage. Yes, I agree.

2. ‘Natural’ things, according to the same people, are contrasted with man-made (‘unnatural’?) things.
That is, there is a distinction between natural and man-made, for example, a bird’s nest is natural, while
wooden furniture is not.
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CHALLENGE
Thinking of the communities that you belong to your family, friends, classmates,
clubs, or organizations-what do you think is the dominant attitude toward the concerns of
the LGBTQ+ community? Sympathy? Tolerance? Hostility? Something else? Whatever
your answer, provide your reasons for it, and discuss.

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HARNESS
Not just in this, country but around the world, the question of the
concerns of the LGBTQ+ community is a hotly contested matter. There are
those who are fighting for LGBTQ+ rights, and there are also those who are
against them. It is very possible that you happen to have strong opinions one
way or the other about this. Whatever your personal take on this matter may be,
it is best to learn everything that you can. 

  What to do is….
Do research on the various issues under consideration (rights, employment,
discrimination, etc.) and try to understand the contesting views, those for and those against.
Avoid the temptation to pay attention only to those who you know would confirm your own
opinion on the matter.