(Engel, 2001) In Canada however the LGBT movement was making substantial progress as early as the 1970's by employing legal tactics to gain awareness, furthermore, the 1982 Charter of Rights and Freedoms created many more opportunities to raise awareness and around this time is when the movement put Canada in the lead when compared to the United States and Britain in terms of its accomplishments regarding LGBT rights. ... Miriam Smith writes in her LGBT rights study, "influenced by the American civil rights movement, the Canadian movement used the language of equality in a broad way to de...

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A major determinant in controlling these violations is how the whole culture reacts upon approaching such an issue. Different cultures have different reactions to that issue. ... The first feedback, which is pretty rare and in this case, Argentina and Canada are the countries mentioned as those two countries provide their homosexuals with all their human rights with absolutely no violations. ...

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In most cultures, children are raised to take on specific roles associated with their biological sex very early in life. ... An elaborate description of masculinity and fatherhood takes place in, "Fatherhood, Masculinity, and the Goodlife during Canada's baby boom, 1945-1965, Robert Rutherdale. ...

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Does the equal protection clause in the fourteenth amendment guarantee same-sex couples the right to marry? If same-sex marriage were to be federally legalized would the sturdy backbone of our culture be broken? Is it not morally wrong to deny the citizens of the United States of America the basic h...

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