Since EVER. Its not Fair for us not to have the same rights as heterosexuals. There have been many Gay Rights movements throughout the last 100 years.
In the United States, the first modern organized gay rights movement began in 1969.
They have always been fighting, but once more and more people started to appreciate it, the bigger it got. It really got big in either 2004 or 2005 when Canada legalized same-sex marriage in all provinces.
In the United States, the gay rights movement began in 1969, but didn't make sweeping progress until the 21st Century.
It started in the US in 1969, but didn't gain significant ground until the 21st Century
In the United States, the gay rights movement is generally thought to have begun in 1969, but didn't make sweeping progress until the 21st Century.
The Modern Gay Rights movement started in 1969 in the U.S.
The largest modern gay rights movement in the United States started in 1969 with the stonewall riots.
PETA (short for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) supports the rights of animals and are trying to get more people worldwide to be more concern about animal welfare <DanielGC Edit> - Yes I know what they're trying to do but don't you think that with the increasing number of radical stunts they've been doing they might be doing more harm than good.
Bill of Rights
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The federal government would not have survived because the people had thought that the federal government was trying to find more power for itself rather then for the people taking away their rights. After Washington had widespread respect he basically clarified that he was for the people and their rights.
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Start by going out with friends and be social! The more people you are around the more people you meet and the more likely it will be you'll meet that special someone.
The Declare Yourself Campaign started in 2004. The government was trying to get more young people to vote do they brought this out during the election in 2004.
What are "better" rights? Depending on where we live, gay people may have fewer rights than straight people or the same rights. (For example, a group of lawyers in Minnesota has identified 515 rights in state laws that straight people have that gay people do not have.) I'm not aware of any place where we have more rights than straight people.
it gives people more rights.
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The result was that gay people became part of public perception, leading to more and more rights.
People ywan because the body is trying to get more oxygen.