Homosexual acts were illegal in the UK in the 1950's so people were 'closet' homosexuals. Very often, people who were discovered to be gay were blackmailed or subject to homophobic attacks, which they couldn't report to the police because their homosexuality was illegal.
Gay people are treated better than they used to be in some areas because of the hard work of people fighting for equal rights.
It depends on where in the world they live.
No gay people arent normal and should be treated like animals!
Because they are human beings.
Because Russia has a culture and legal system that hates gay people. This hatred mainly stems from fear.
Probably not 100% gay but Brighton, England has a high population of gay people. The UK is pretty tame with gay people besides the fact marriage isn't allowed.
People who identify as gay may be treated differently due to discrimination, prejudice, and lack of understanding from others who do not accept their sexual orientation. This can lead to exclusion, harassment, and unequal treatment in various aspects of life, including at work, in education, and in social settings. It is important to promote acceptance, equality, and respect for all individuals regardless of their sexual orientation.
Because they are GAY
they feared discrimination.
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In 1970, gay people were considered mentally ill, and private, consensual same-sex intimacy was illegal in most states. There was also terrible stigma that gay people faced a life of hedonism, followed by aging, depression, and loneliness. Many also linked gay people to pedophiles.
Nobody knows for sure how many but in most societies the average is assessed to be 10% of the total number. Say for instance England has 50 million people then according to the sum 5 million would be gay.