Course 6
Sexual Minorities: Intro
Introduction 2
Introduction 3
Introduction 4
Introduction 5
Introduction 6
1. Gays and Lesbians
2. Bisexuals
3.
4. Fetishists
5. Sadomasochists
6. Transvestites
7. Transsexuals
8. Asexuals
Sexual Minorities: Introduction 3
變異的性行為
ʤּơGz 3 - 為承認而抗爭

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PahƱڸsMּƱڸs(Majorities and Minorities in Different Countries)

 

hƱڸsMajority

ּƱڸs(Minority)

H(ethnic):
H(Mexicans)

b(in Mexico)

(in the USA)

“ر(racial)
¤H(Blacks)

bnD(in South Africa)

(in the USA)

v(religious):
DЮ{(Shintoists)

b饻(in Japan)

(in the USA)

三藩市hƱڸsMּƱڸs(Majorities and Minorities in San Francisco)

 

hƱڸsMajority

ּƱڸs(Minority)

H(ethnic):
H(Mexicans)

DZ

(in the Mission District)

ӫ(in the whole city)

“ر(racial)
¤H(Blacks)

y(in Hunters Point)

ӫ(in the whole city)

v(religious):
DЮ{(Shintoists)

(in Japan Town)

ӫ(in the whole city)

ʨV(sexual)G
k/kP(Gays and Lesbians)

dSù

(in the Castro District)

(in the whole city)

Variations in Sexual Behavior
Sexual Minorities: Introduction 3 - A Fight for Recognition
The pattern of minority formation and eventual dissolution can also be observed in the area of sexual behavior. Here, too, some form of oppression creates and maintains a group solidarity among certain individuals with untypical sexual interests. Once organized, they demand equal rights. This demand is then vehemently rejected by the majority on the grounds that the new group does not represent a legitimate minority, but merely the unacceptable claims of isolated eccentrics, criminals, and psychopaths. It may be wrong to discriminate against recognized ethnic, racial, and religious minorities, but sexual “abnormality” is not entitled to the same status.
In response, the new minority tries to make its particular sexual interest the focus of a formal organization, to demonstrate and educate the general public, to recruit new members, and to impress the majority with its sheer numbers. Eventually, once the group grows to a certain unsuspected size and gains economic and political influence, the majority relents and acknowledges the long-denied minority status. This means an end to at least some discrimination and the granting of at least some sexual rights. In the event that all discrimination ends and complete equal rights are granted, the minority dissolves and joins the majority. With its mission accomplished, its defining issue has become socially and politically unimportant. Like any other group, it may keep a characteristic profile in order to remain in the public eye and to claim its share of political influence, but now it provides only one of the many recognized colors in the large social fabric of modern societies.

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