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Sexuality
We can all attest to the fact that if you are a white heterosexual male in America, you have it a little easier than others. Since our country was founded, white men have been in power. "All men are created equal" was meant to be interpreted as all white men owning land are created equal. Only with the civil rights movement and society's gradual evolution have we been able to see "men," as stated in that Declaration of Independence, as "people." However, we're not over the hump yet. Society still has some more evolving to do. This becomes apparent by the way race, gender, and sexuality still experience similar amounts of prejudice and discrimination. Whether it's in the media, in politics, or dealing with law enforcement, the issues of race, gender, and sexuality have a lot in common when it comes to discrimination.
Growing up in America, one is more than likely to be subjected to a vast amount of media influences. Commercials told you what to like. Movies......

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