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how might the reactions of the government shaped the lives and attitude towards members of the LGBTQ from the 1950s to today?
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how might the reactions of the government shaped the lives and attitude towards members of the LGBTQ from the 1950s to today?

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im rollin with the lgbt

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it became more publicly accepted over the years, as time went on, more people wanted justice or just basic rights for members of the lgbtq community, and the government kinda has to listen if so many people request it
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