No, not exactly. Section Eight referred to the section of military regulations dealing with discharges for reasons of mental illness or insanity. Since homosexuality was considered a mental illness at the time it could have come under Section Eight.
Section Eight was for people who were discharged for mental illnesses on insanity. Homosexuality was considered a mental illness at the time, so ,yes, it included but wasn't limited to gay people.
Someone who is afflicted is someone who suffers from something. Although we may suffer from migraines, bedbugs or mothers-in-law, we are afflicted by migraines, bedbugs or mothers-in-law.
Homosexuality isn't a trend. It's who someone is, so yes there are cool homosexuals.
When military personnel from the United States military branches receive a Section 8, it means that the soldier has been deemed unfit for service and has been dismissed from their duties. A Section 8 deems that military personnel are no linger fit to serve due to a mental illness or mental incapacity that would hinder their service.
Homosexuality is an odd subject. No one is 100% sure how someone comes to be homosexual, if it is a choice or something you are born with.
Someone who is afflicted is someone who suffers from something. Although we may suffer from migraines, bedbugs or mothers-in-law, we are afflicted by migraines, bedbugs or mothers-in-law.
Homosexuality is not a choice. You can't make someone straight, nor you can't make someone homosexual.
A colleauge is someone who you work with, on a professional level. A mate is someone who you are afflicted with it is more personal.
Whether or not someone\'s homosexuality is considered a factor of judgement depends on the person or persons who are judging. It boils down to what someone\'s personal beliefs are when it comes to judging or not judging another person.
Donald Henry Clark has written: 'Loving someone gay' -- subject(s): Homosexuality, Male, Male Homosexuality, United States
Military records are public domain. You can request a copy of their military records from the National Personnel Records Center. A link is provided for you in the 'related links' section of this question page.
"Cure" suggests homosexuality is a disease or an illness. This is very far from the truth. In 1974 the American Psychiatric Association eventually stated that homosexuality was no longer considered a "disorder", but millions of gay men and women all over the world already knew that. They knew that they were naturally gay, that was what they were. There was no changing. So nobody cured homosexuality.
Someone who has served in the military.