Same-sex marriage Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of Gay Marriage.

Same-sex marriage Essay | Essay

This student essay consists of approximately 2 pages of analysis of Gay Marriage.
This section contains 490 words
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Gay Marriage

Summary: Describes gay culture and argues its acceptance. Discusses the issue of same sex marriage. Debates the merits of the Defense of Marriage Act.
In the twentieth century, America has undergone vast changes in family styles. Because of the increase in many gays and lesbians speaking out, we see a new emphasis on the word family. "Many gays and lesbians have decided to come out of the closet shaking up an issue that has made a ruckus between Americans" (Carey 2). We find that the Defense of Marriage Act states that marriage should be between one man and one woman for federal purposes; but is this fair? The United States was founded on the belief of equality, loyalty, and justice for all. The phrase for all means for everyone; not everyone besides gays and lesbians.

One issue that has struck Americans is that gays and lesbians want to adopt children and start a family. If gays and lesbians could marry they wouldn't have to go through all kinds of trouble to adopt kids...

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