Why do LGBQ people fight for gay rights laws: isn that asking for special privileges?
Gay rights laws do not give LGBQ people special privileges. They are civil rights laws consistent with the beliefs that all people are entitled to such necessities as employment, housing and business services without fear of discrimination. Unfortunately, in many states, LGBQ people can be (and are) fired from their jobs, denied housing, credit, or insurance solely because of their sexual orientation. 14. Should LGBQ people be banned from certain jobs? No. Sexual orientation does not affect one’s job qualifications or performance. Unfortunately, some people believe that LGBQ people should not be allowed to hold certain positions such as teacher, supervisor or health provider. They feel that LGBQ people are sexually irresponsible and less trustworthy than heterosexuals, particularly with children. The stereotype of child molester or hypersexual gay person is common but entirely false. In fact, it is well documented that the overwhelmingly majority of those who molest children are hetero
