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Lgbtq Persuasive Speech

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Friday, 12th January 2018,
Good morning everybody!
Today I'm going to present my debate on the LGBTQ+ community.
Now, we can see that many people assume, accept themselves. They don't hide as much as before. We can see homosexual relationships on movie and series, transgender people, ...
Before, people were ashamed of be homosexual, transgender, … and didn't live completely their lives, they were miserable.

What does LGBTQ+ mean?
LGBTQ+ is a word who group together several communities. So many people don't know what these letters mean, I'm going to explain the most important:
 L is for lesbian: a lesbian is a female homosexual, it's a girl who has relationships with girls only and she’s attracted by them.
 G is for gay: a gay is a homosexual, it's a boy who has relationships with boys only and he’s attracted by them.
 B is bisexual: it's a person who has attraction for girls and boys.
 T is for transsexual and transgender
Many people think …show more content…

According to you, is the homosexuality a sin? Why?
To answer this question, I have one to ask. Is love a sin? No, love is love. Love is an emotion that everyone should have the chance to live fully.
My classmates think that is a sin because it's written in the Bible. But I think that sometimes we should think ourselves and not just listen what the other, in that case the Bible, say.
3. What do you think of the violence on the homosexuals?
My classmates, even if they don't all accept homosexuality, they think like me that we must not make them suffer. They are humans like us and God wants that we accept, respect the others even we are different, and we have different opinions.
4. Give me a stereotype that you know about the LGBTQ+ community.
A stereotype that I heard is that gay men aren't masculine.
Another person said that in a homosexual relationship, there is always a more masculine person and a more feminine person.
But, in the couple of Miley Cyrus and Stella Maxwell, I find that they were all the two

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