Chapter One Social Constructionism or Essentialism
Does a homosexual exist just as mankind is of the species, Homo Sapiens? Is a homosexual orientation intimately intertwined with a person’s true identity as a human being? When using the term homosexual, is one accurately defining a person’s self, his inner core, and the nature of his being? If it is true, then homosexuality may be implied as natural, and that it is essential to their human wholeness. There are those advocating for (...)

“Suspect Class Status”
50. The United States Supreme Court applies what is called "suspect-class status" when it wants to give a certain minority group special protection. A suspect class is defined as (1) an obviously distinguishable minority, (2) subject to a history of discrimination, (3) that is so politically powerless as to be in need of special assistance. The United States Supreme Court has established only three suspect classes: (1) race, Loving v. Virginia, 388 U.S. (...)