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by Hailey Moorhead1 view·Updated May 29, 2020
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  1. Geordies are human rights.
  2. There is no separation by Macklemore.
  3. You were directly affected by this crisis because this could
  4. affect you, your family, your friends.
  5. They will be excluded, treated differently and being are killed
  6. because their ex actuality or what gender they identify that.
  7. Hello, I'm hit me.
  8. And I incredible to talk about this organization and this
  9. topic because I have done lots of research and I
  10. happened to be the part of the community this organization
  11. fights for as a bisexual woman.
  12. The crisis or or issue we're facing is LGBT Q
  13. and equality and them not having equal rights and bench
  14. and being beginning or killed because of food they love,
  15. as you can see on the right on slide one.
  16. This is a picture of a lesbian couple who was
  17. attacked on a bus.
  18. This is one of them many examples of violence against
  19. the LGBT Q community to provide some context on that
  20. picture. A writer phone BBC and this source is BBC
  21. dot com, and the article title is London, the one
  22. that bus attack arrests after gay couple who refused to
  23. kiss and the publication date was June 7 2019 quote
  24. to woman said they were subjected to a homophobe attack
  25. after refusing to kiss on a bus.
  26. A group of four men found out there were a
  27. couple and big and began harassing them, asking them to
  28. kiss one.
  29. Making sexual gestures unquote the organization.
  30. I chose the Human Rights campaign, and their mission is
  31. by inspiring and engaging individuals and communities.
  32. HRC strives to in discrimination against LGBT Q people and
  33. realize a world that achieved fundamental fairness and equality for
  34. all in the source.
  35. For that was HRC dot org's.
  36. Today I hope to persuade you in supporting me and
  37. supporting the efforts of the human rights campaign and their
  38. fight against LGBT Q community and equality and mystery.
  39. Now that you know the basics, let's get into more
  40. detail on the crisis.
  41. Good crisis we're facing, like I've mentioned before, is LGBT
  42. Q and Equality and Mr Dream people and the allergy
  43. we take.
  44. You community are treated and what that differently.
  45. Every day we fear for our lives and our jobs
  46. because of fully love and why gender we identify because
  47. other people don't always agree with it.
  48. Some dogs won't hire people in the LGBT Q community
  49. because they don't agree with it or they tried to
  50. fire them or treat them differently.
  51. People in this community are being are killed because some
  52. people believe it's a sane toe.
  53. Love the opposite sex or to be able to change
  54. your dinner.
  55. Some examples of this will be the lesbian couple on
  56. the right that I mentioned earlier and there isn't it.
  57. There is a conversion therapy which is supposed to make
  58. you not gaining and you can look up crimes committed
  59. against people in this community.
  60. Find way more.
  61. Okay, next was move onto this graph.
  62. This graph on the right shows the percentage of the
  63. victimization rate by targeted Population Group and concede the highest
  64. percent percentage on that is the LGBT pipe.
  65. And that's the number of hate crimes per 100,000 population.
  66. And I got this quote from There's no Snow author,
  67. the author and zone known, and I got this from
  68. security dot organ.
  69. That article title is anti LGBT.
  70. Hate crimes are rising, but but we really don't know
  71. how much.
  72. And there was no publication date given.
  73. This is where I got the picture foam, but the
  74. website also says that many law enforcement agencies do not
  75. report such crimes to the FBI.
  76. And even the very definition of what constitutes a hate
  77. crime from ST ST from State say differs and even
  78. often city to city.
  79. So the number on that graph could actually way hard.
  80. That just represents the percentage of crimes that have been
  81. reporting. Now that you know the crisis, let's talk about
  82. how my organization plans to solve this.
  83. They advocate.
  84. They advocate and hold events to represent the community and
  85. educate those who not who are not in the community.
  86. I got this quote the authors on own I Got
  87. the I.
  88. The source of it is HRC dot or GE in
  89. the Arkle title is HRC Foundation, and there is no
  90. no publication dates.
  91. The Human Rights Campaign Foundation improves the lives of lesbian,
  92. gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people by working to increase
  93. understanding in encouraging the dog adoption of LGBT que inclusive
  94. policies and practices under website that talk about the many
  95. victories they have had so far.
  96. A, such as successful media campaigns and fun races that
  97. have hope, spread their message and educate people.
  98. Also on their website.
  99. It says HRC is a leading non price for IT
  100. organization in terms of technical technological innovation.
  101. Agency actively uses social media neck words as an essential
  102. form of communication engagement.
  103. The overall goal is to have a world where LGBT
  104. people are insured of their basic rights and could be
  105. open and honest and safe at work and in their
  106. community. They used donations to help support people who need
  107. it to fund their campaigns.
  108. So now that we know what they are doing to
  109. find this quest, let's talk about the worst and the
  110. best. This can get this the worst.
  111. This could get this crisis already really bad.
  112. People are being killed, being and discriminated against and many
  113. more things.
  114. If this gets worse, people will have to fight, so
  115. hide their sexual orientation or they identifiers as more more
  116. than they already do.
  117. The number of hate crimes will continue to rise.
  118. NRG, BP and LGBTQ people will never be equal people
  119. not in their community.
  120. More people will be kicked out of their house and
  121. discriminated against entry differently because of them being in this
  122. community. And I got this quote from the author of
  123. It was Immigrating, a writer at the Atlantic.
  124. The sources that atlantic dot com and the article was
  125. American moved on from its gay right movement and left
  126. Illegal Must Buy on This was published August 17 2019.
  127. Williams is to, uh, use a U.
  128. C. L.
  129. A. Found that lesbian, gay and bisexual people reported much
  130. higher rates of being bully, fired or denied a job
  131. promotion, or at least compared with horde toward heterosexual people.
  132. There's rates will continue to get higher.
  133. If we do not help or support this organization, the
  134. best could be.
  135. If you help support this organization, it's Vice Regal writes
  136. the LGBT Q.
  137. People will be able to live freely.
  138. They will not have to worry about hiding their identity
  139. because they could lose their job.
  140. They will not have to worry for the lights because
  141. of their sexual orientation.
  142. Of course, they're not too worried about other things, but
  143. these will not be things where you have to worry
  144. about. I had this quote.
  145. The other was unknown.
  146. A source either court is glad Orig in the article
  147. title is being at late and a friend in 2007
  148. I was are important and welcome supporters off the LGBT
  149. community that could be effective and powerful voices for the
  150. LGBT Q community and cannot only help LGBT people be
  151. full comfortable coming out, but also help others understand the
  152. importance of the quality and freshness.
  153. Rob. Lastly, let's talk about how you can.
  154. This is your call to action.
  155. I am asking you to help support this organization and
  156. achieving LGBT Q equality.
  157. I hope to spread hope.
  158. I helped.
  159. I hope to persuade you and supporting this organization.
  160. I've told you what could happen if you don't.
  161. Do you really want that to happen to your friends,
  162. family and society as a whole?
  163. You could help by supporting your friends and donating to
  164. the organization's website or becoming a volunteer or just advocating
  165. posting about them in the work they're doing.
  166. Encourage your friends to help donate and support this organization
  167. to the more the more hope and support we have,
  168. the more impact you have.
  169. If you choose to not help society as a whole
  170. be affected and these last two slides air where you
  171. can go to help donate, and this is where you
  172. can go to volunteer, thank you for listening