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Ending Homophobia and Transphobia: A Call to Action

Homophobia and transphobia stem from irrational fears that lead to hatred and intolerance towards LGBTQ+ individuals. Using "gay" as an insult or mocking non-conforming behavior is harmful and discriminatory. In the UK, such acts are recognized as hate crimes, impacting everyone, regardless of their sexual orientation. It's essential to understand that sexual orientation is not a choice, but homophobia is. Challenge discriminatory behavior, respect privacy, and support others by standing up against these injustices. Don't be silent; foster acceptance and understanding in your community.

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Ending Homophobia and Transphobia: A Call to Action

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  1. Drawing the Line Getting rid of homophobia and transphobia

  2. Homophobia and transphobia are rooted in irrational fear that leads to hatred, victimisation & intolerance of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people

  3. Using the word “gay” as an insult is homophobic

  4. Calling someone ‘gay’ as a way of suggesting there is something ‘wrong’ with being lesbian or gay is homophobic

  5. Mocking people for making choices or behaving that don’t fit your assumptions about gender stereotypes is transphobic

  6. In the UK homophobic and transphobic behaviour is recognised in law as a hate crime

  7. Being on the receiving end of homophobia and transphobia hurts.... & you don’t need to be lesbian gay or transgender to suffer homophobia and transphobia

  8. FACT: People do not choose their sexual orientation. People do not choose to be lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender

  9. FACT: People DO choose to be homophobic

  10. YOU can challenge homophobia when you hear or witness it

  11. YOU can respect your friend’s privacy. It is their sexual orientation, their sexuality, and not your information to share

  12. YOU should not assume that everyone is heterosexual

  13. YOU should not expect boys or girls to behave in stereotyped ways

  14. If YOU are experiencing homophobic or transphobic bullying or know someone who is… report it to a adult …DON’T be silent.

  15. Support and value your friends and fellow students for who they really are.

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