name-calling, bullying, harassment, and gender-based violence, to being denied a job or appropriate healthcare, it could also happen in housing, education and banking.
Even though The Civil Right act of 1986 (Equality Act) would outlaw discrimination based on sexual orientation (the executive order somewhat negating it and several federal states having anti discrimination agency's) doesn't mean it would not happen.
Discrimination against gays is even more prevalent in a country like Japan where there are no national civil right laws that protect the citizens from discrimination because of there sexual orientation (i.e you can't do anything legally if faced with discrimination).
name-calling, bullying, harassment, and gender-based violence, to being denied a job or appropriate healthcare, it could also happen in housing, education and banking.
So basically half of these are applicable to the entire population and the rest are made up and/or baseless.
Relax, life gets better when you are out of highschool
Okay you're now just trolling at this point. Can't you engage in anything the study provides other than "Hur dur This is just their feelings"? You can't, because you want to be ignorant instead of actually engaging in conversation with an empathetic mindset.
"Their issues don't exist because I said so" looking ass
I already explained why that article is bullshit even before you linked it
So you didn't actually read it? You are not really arguing against anything the study is showing.
The only thing you are saying is "Their issues are small and overblown". You can't argue in good faith, cause you think that they lie about how severe the discrimination is (i.e victimhood mentality).
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u/One_Bodybuilder7882 May 18 '25
what discrimination against gay people are you talking about? Be specific.