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Homosexual Characters from Media – Positive Portrayal
American Ultra: in this movie a gay CIA agent named Petey acts as the moral focus of the film showing courage and bravery such as conventional non-LGBT characters.
Unfinished Business: The movie emphasizes to subvert the gay panic as Dan portrays a positive and courageous gay man.
Diary of a Teenage Girl: in this movie, Minnie’s sexual fluidity is representing as part of coming to understanding herself, her needs and what love is for her.
Description
Homosexuality is extremely basic in society. However numerous people still victimize them. Their prejudgments are focused around stereotypes, and absence of data. Because of our social observation, individuals who are not quite the same as them is esteemed to be debilitating. Homosexuality is sentimental and/or sexual fascination or conduct around parts of the same sex or sex, making up around 10% of the populace. Tragically, they keep on being one of the least ensured by the government and victimized by the society. Homosexuality was sorted as a mental issue until 1973. The words "gay" and "lesbian" are utilized to allude to homosexual men and ladies and "bisexual" alludes to those that are pulled in to both men and ladies.
After WWII, many homosexuals were disgracefully let go from the armed administrations and occupations, because of open showcase of homosexuality, and were ostracized from families and groups. In promptly 1953, homosexuality got to be by a vital and sufficient reason fire any elected representative from one's employment.
In the 1970s, in a few urban areas, against- segregation for homosexual laws was set. California had its first candidly gay elected authority; Harvey Milk. The US has a wealthier and more open homosexuality society. As of late, the US has gradually begun acknowledgement for homosexuality. A few TV programs with components of homosexuality such as Will and Grace, Ellen, Queer as Folk, and Six Feet Under and Gray's Anatomy were broadcasted with positive portrayal of homosexual characters.
Works Cited
Ayoub, Phillip M., and Jeremiah Garretson. "Getting the message out: Media context and global changes in attitudes toward homosexuality." Comparative Political Studies 50.8 (2017): 1055-1085.
McLaughlin, Bryan, and Nathian S. Rodriguez. "Identifying with a stereotype: The divergent effects of exposure to homosexual television characters." Journal of homosexuality64.9 (2017): 1196-1213.
Gillig, Traci, and Sheila Murphy. "Fostering support for LGBTQ youth? The effects of a gay adolescent media portrayal on young viewers." International Journal of Communication 10 (2016): 23.
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