Blospost 7: The Social Movement

Each and everyone of us is have the right to be treated in a decent way, express our feelings that's why i am lucky because i live in the country that is everyone have a freedom in everything. But i think  it is not same feeling for these lgbt people in our country and other country. because they are still fighting for the acceptance and equality of everyone member of their community. Sometimes, they do these movement they call it LGBT social movement or LGBT rights to advocate their full acceptance to the society. One of their goal is to fight for social equality. I found an article entitled "Why Gay Rights Are Civil Rights and Simply Right" in the website" The american conservative"  by David Lampo. It was about the brutal treatment and lack of human right to the gays and lesbians. 

The article stated that, this gay right movement are made enormous in the past decade, and the unthinkable concept for the same sex marriage in the american culture. It was also stated that this issue is different from the past 50s and 60s year, where some of the gays and lesbians are still involve in the american society movement. It was also stated that while these lesbian and gay movement are improved, there are still workplace discrimination because of the sexual orientation and many of these local state and government are not legally imposed the law against discrimination. Most of the states limit not only the marriage equality for them but also the recognition of same sex couples and the adoption by gay couple is still illegal. The author also stated that there is an fundamentally and conservative libertarian cases these gay rights, including the same sex marriage. He also added that gay rights are not just for liberal, but some poll show that even majority of republican support their agenda even if there are some people continue to argue about these issue of gay rights and gay marriage. There are many ways to define government oppression of its citizens, and certainly many examples of it in the U.S. history. And i am no doubt that  some government impositions on individual freedom have been broader than others .