History of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Social Movements
Bonnie J. Morris, PhD
George Washington University
Washington, D.C.
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Most students of history concur that there is proof of the gay movement and same-sex love, whether such connections were acknowledged or oppressed, in each archived culture.
A concise history of lesbian, gay, sexually unbiased, and transsexual social developments/Bonnie J. Morris, PhD
On June 12, 2016, the famous gay dance club Pulse in Orlando was the site of a mass shooting by one aggressor. With somewhere around 49 dead and another 50 harmed, this disdainful wrongdoing is being known as the most terrible mass shooting in U.S. history. It happened during what was LGBT Pride weekend for towns and urban areas in and past the United States. The prompt, caring reaction from city chairmen, police and FBI specialists, neighborhood and public lawmakers, and the President of the United States, who contacted expressed shock and concern, shows the huge shift toward acknowledgment and public help for the LGBT people group. Albeit the LGBT people group and people remain focused on disdain savagery and reaction all through the world, the difficult work of activists and partners made it conceivable to arrive at this time, where the culprits of brutality, not the people in question, are denounced as wiped out.