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1. “Make Some Noise – sexism & homophobia out of my music” DER SAMPLER ZUR KAMPAGNE (CD) Release: „Make Some Noise – sexism & homophobia out of my music“ ist eine Kampagne, die von Mal Élevé von der Band Irie Révoltés und anderen Akteur*innen ins Leben gerufen wurde, um das Schweigen über Transphobie, Homophobie und Sexismus innerhalb der allgemeinen .

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2. MAKE SOME NOISE - sexism & homophobia out of my music, Berlin. K likes. Was ist Make Some Noise? Make Some Noise - sexism & homophobia out of my music .

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3. Oct 06,  · Der Sampler zur Kampagne “Make Some Noise – sexism & homophobia out of my music” ist ein Muss für alle, die die klischee-verklebte Seite .

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4. (It is kind of ironic that Turbonegro has made a song against homophobia, considering he is a big homophobe himself, comparing homosexuality with sex with animals.)-- Geir Hongro, Sunday, 3 February Don't think the Turbonegro guys are % earnest with some of the stuff they come out with, y'know.

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5. Jul 12,  · This article is not just about RACISM, it is about a solution to the Racism, Sexism, Homophobia, Underlying Prejudice and Overt Hate that exists .

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6. And rape, violence, and the degradation of woman are not a "black thing." Sexism in rap music didn't spring forth solely from black culture, which seems to be implicit in commentary about hip-hop. Rather, the sexism we see in some hip-hop music is a reflection of the sexism that we see in society as a whole. It's important to remember this.

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7. The methodology of legalistically cherry-picking scriptures like Genesis , Exodus , Leviticus , 1 Timothy , 1 Peter , Genesis and Nehemiah (the last two used to argue for segregation) and misapplying them is the exact same methodology used to take Genesis 19, Leviticus , Romans , 1 Corinthians out of context to refer to all LGBT.

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8. In their book, “Pink Therapy”, Davies & Neal () illustrate some examples of how internalised homophobia and oppression may affect gay and bisexual men. Some of these examples include: Fear of discovery: where a person may try to hide his sexual orientation from family, friends, work colleagues, etc, by “passing” as straight.

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9. In my own life. * I’ve been assaulted in a University class, hit, had a gun pointed at me at a picnic. Been assaulted at a Gay Students’ meeting on campus too. * Finding my name written with derogatory comments in a bathroom stall in my College c.

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