Homophobia - Revision history

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Xzenu: /* Interactions */

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‎Interactions

Xzenu: /* Homophobia in example texts */

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‎Homophobia in example texts

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 ** Teaching kids that they are not at fault for bullying the children who's parents are homosexual ([[Kinkophobia|or sadomasochist or whatever]]), instead putting the blame on the parents for “causing” the bullying by not being mainstream.
-* ''[[Stigmatization]]'': Portraying gay people as being "unclean".
+* ''[[Stigmatization]]'': Portraying gay people as being "unclean", "perverted" or "unhealthy".
 * ''[[Alleged Incompetence#Unbalanced Alleged Incompetence|Unbalanced Alleged Incompetence]]'': A new engineer is hired at a company where almost all engineers are very openly heterosexual. Coworkers keep asking the new engineer if he has a girlfriend or is looking for a girlfriend. When he eventually admits that he has a boyfriend, some coworkers starts scrutinizing his job performance and are very eager to report any faults  they can find. The same fault is often treated as much worse when the gay guy does it than when someone else is doing the same, but people are still quick to learn that they can get in trouble if they do the same error as the gay guy at the same time as he's doing it. Doing the same error at another time is much safer, since rules which are enforced equally for everyone whenever the gay guy breaks them won't be enforced at all when only heterosexual employees break them.

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 ** [[Law Level]]: If this story takes place in Russia 2015 or any similar place & time, Carl may worry that he might be breaking the law against gay propaganda unless he cracks down on Mark.
 ** [[International Treaties Level]]: If the encounter between Mark and Carl happened in the sixties, then we must realize that Carl's reaction was rooted in the WHO's ICD (World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases), which still included homosexuality at this time.
 * ''[[Stigmatization]]'': Portraying gay people as being "unclean".
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 * ''[[Alleged Incompetence#Unbalanced Alleged Incompetence|Unbalanced Alleged Incompetence]]'': A new engineer is hired at a company where almost all engineers are very openly heterosexual. Coworkers keep asking the new engineer if he has a girlfriend or is looking for a girlfriend. When he eventually admits that he has a boyfriend, some coworkers starts scrutinizing his job performance and are very eager to report any faults  they can find. The same fault is often treated as much worse when the gay guy does it than when someone else is doing the same, but people are still quick to learn that they can get in trouble if they do the same error as the gay guy at the same time as he's doing it. Doing the same error at another time is much safer, since rules which are enforced equally for everyone whenever the gay guy breaks them won't be enforced at all when only heterosexual employees break them.

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 Homophobia is a sub-foci both of paraphobia (categorism against sexual minorities) and of [[Queerphobia]]/[[LGBTQ+-phobia]]/[[DMRSG-phobia]] (categorism against the spectrums of minorities which relates to gender and sexuality.)
-==Interactions==
+==Expressions of homophobia==
-Examples of how homophobia can interact with various [[facets of categorism]].
+Examples of how homophobia can interact with various [[expressions of categorism]].
 * ''[[Biased Balance]]'': Not standing up for the right for gay people to have their relationships in peace as well as the right for religious people to worship in peace, but instead standing up for a balance between the right for gay people to have their relationships in peace versus the “right” for religious people to persecute gay people.
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 * ''[[Alleged Incompetence#Unbalanced Alleged Incompetence|Unbalanced Alleged Incompetence]]'': A new engineer is hired at a company where almost all engineers are very openly heterosexual. Coworkers keep asking the new engineer if he has a girlfriend or is looking for a girlfriend. When he eventually admits that he has a boyfriend, some coworkers starts scrutinizing his job performance and are very eager to report any faults  they can find. The same fault is often treated as much worse when the gay guy does it than when someone else is doing the same, but people are still quick to learn that they can get in trouble if they do the same error as the gay guy at the same time as he's doing it. Doing the same error at another time is much safer, since rules which are enforced equally for everyone whenever the gay guy breaks them won't be enforced at all when only heterosexual employees break them.
 ==Homophobia in example texts==

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 ** [[International Treaties Level]]: If the encounter between Mark and Carl happened in the sixties, then we must realize that Carl's reaction was rooted in the WHO's ICD (World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases), which still included homosexuality at this time.
 * ''[[Stigmatization]]'': Portraying gay people as being "unclean".
 ==Homophobia in example texts==

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 * [[Adam's homophobia]]: A guy named Adam expressing many facets and levels of homophobia.
-* [[Mr Garrison's Homophobia]] A teacher holds a brief speech packed with many facets of categorism against gay people.
+* [[Mr Garrison's Homophobia]]: A teacher holds a brief speech packed with many facets of categorism against gay people.
-* [[Levels_of_context#An_example:_Kyle.27s_context_.26_views_on_sexuality|Kyle's context]]
+* [[Levels_of_context#An_example:_Kyle.27s_context_.26_views_on_sexuality|Kyle's contexts]]: A guy named Kyle living in different social contexts with different views one sexuality.

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	* [[Adam's homophobia]]: A guy named Adam expressing many facets and levels of homophobia.		* [[Adam's homophobia]]: A guy named Adam expressing many facets and levels of homophobia.
	* [[Mr Garrison's Homophobia]] A teacher holds a brief speech packed with many facets of categorism against gay people.		* [[Mr Garrison's Homophobia]] A teacher holds a brief speech packed with many facets of categorism against gay people.
		+	* [[Levels_of_context#An_example:_Kyle.27s_context_.26_views_on_sexuality\|Kyle's context]]

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	Categorism [[foci of categorism\|focused]] on targeting the category of homosexuals, usually including other non-heterosexuals such as bisexuals and pansexuals. (In Swedish: homofobi)		Categorism [[foci of categorism\|focused]] on targeting the category of homosexuals, usually including other non-heterosexuals such as bisexuals and pansexuals. (In Swedish: homofobi)
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		+	Homophobia is a sub-foci both of paraphobia (categorism against sexual minorities) and of [[Queerphobia]]/[[LGBTQ+-phobia]]/[[DMRSG-phobia]] (categorism against the spectrums of minorities which relates to gender and sexuality.)

	==Interactions==		==Interactions==

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	==Interactions==		==Interactions==
		+	Examples of how homophobia can interact with various [[facets of categorism]].

	* ''[[Biased Balance]]'': Not standing up for the right for gay people to have their relationships in peace as well as the right for religious people to worship in peace, but instead standing up for a balance between the right for gay people to have their relationships in peace versus the “right” for religious people to persecute gay people.		* ''[[Biased Balance]]'': Not standing up for the right for gay people to have their relationships in peace as well as the right for religious people to worship in peace, but instead standing up for a balance between the right for gay people to have their relationships in peace versus the “right” for religious people to persecute gay people.

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 ** [[Discursive Level]]: Language which belittles homosexuals and other sexual minorities is widespread. Calling them "sick" or "sexual deviance", thus creating a false impression that they are something a therapist should treat. The concept of sexual deviance [[co-definition|doesn't make any distinction between what is done alone or with a consenting adult partner and what is done as sexual abuse against a child]], thus creating a false sense of urgency.
 ** [[Dogmatic Level]]: Outdated scientific hypotheses turned into pseudoscience dogma, there's a lot of psychology literature defining various versions of the alleged "true nature" of sexual minorities. Carl and his colleagues are likely to have read some of this during their education to become therapists.
-** [[Legal Level]]: If this story takes place in Russia 2015 or any similar place & time, Carl may worry that he might be breaking the law against gay propaganda unless he cracks down on Mark.
+** [[Law Level]]: If this story takes place in Russia 2015 or any similar place & time, Carl may worry that he might be breaking the law against gay propaganda unless he cracks down on Mark.
 ** [[International Treaties Level]]: If the encounter between Mark and Carl happened in the sixties, then we must realize that Carl's reaction was rooted in the WHO's ICD (World Health Organization's International Classification of Diseases), which still included homosexuality at this time.