Homophobia and heterosexism - Revision history

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			* criminalization: sodomy laws, capital punishment; imprisonment; punitive medical treatment
			* social: easier to commit; mental illness; driven to suicide; social ostracism
			* economic

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	'''Homophobia and heterosexism''' are prejudices based on sexual orientation, behavior, and preference. Heterosexism is the default assumption that all people are heterosexual, and that heterosexual pairbonding is the norm. More on manifestations. Even if someone is not homophobic, they may be heterosexist. Heterosexism thus works to enforce heterosexuality as the dominant paradigm ([[compulsory heterosexuality]]), rendering bisexuality and same-sex sexuality invisible.		'''Homophobia and heterosexism''' are prejudices based on sexual orientation, behavior, and preference. Heterosexism is the default assumption that all people are heterosexual, and that heterosexual pairbonding is the norm.

			==Manifestations==
			More on manifestations. Even if someone is not homophobic, they may be heterosexist. Heterosexism thus works to enforce heterosexuality as the dominant paradigm ([[compulsory heterosexuality]]), rendering bisexuality and same-sex sexuality invisible.

	Homophobia is the explicit prejudice, dislike, or actions that discriminate against queer-identified people, including gays, lesbians, and bisexuals; homophobes are also typically prejudiced against transpeople and polyamorous folks, although they may not have a coherent explanation relating these categories together. In general homophobia is a manifestation of discomfort with sexual choices and preferences outside of the dominant paradigm of (implicitly patriarchal) heterosexual pair-bonding.		Homophobia is the explicit prejudice, dislike, or actions that discriminate against queer-identified people, including gays, lesbians, and bisexuals; homophobes are also typically prejudiced against transpeople and polyamorous folks, although they may not have a coherent explanation relating these categories together. In general homophobia is a manifestation of discomfort with sexual choices and preferences outside of the dominant paradigm of (implicitly patriarchal) heterosexual pair-bonding.
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			==Intersections==
			* Class
			* Race
			* Gender

			==Activist responses==
			* Gay Liberation
			* gay pride
			* marriage rights

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{{GOI}}

'''Homophobia and heterosexism''' are prejudices based on sexual orientation, behavior, and preference. Heterosexism is the default assumption that all people are heterosexual, and that heterosexual pairbonding is the norm. More on manifestations. Even if someone is not homophobic, they may be heterosexist. Heterosexism thus works to enforce heterosexuality as the dominant paradigm ([[compulsory heterosexuality]]), rendering bisexuality and same-sex sexuality invisible.

Homophobia is the explicit prejudice, dislike, or actions that discriminate against queer-identified people, including gays, lesbians, and bisexuals; homophobes are also typically prejudiced against transpeople and polyamorous folks, although they may not have a coherent explanation relating these categories together. In general homophobia is a manifestation of discomfort with sexual choices and preferences outside of the dominant paradigm of (implicitly patriarchal) heterosexual pair-bonding.

* see [[Homophobia]] and [[heterosexism]]
* see nonmonogamy, poly, pairbonding, etc.

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