Lgbtq Persuasive Speech

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Have you ever wonder why the gays exist? Me neither.LGBTQ is a name for people that feel different about their sexual relationship.LGBTQ people should have the same rights as any other human in the world. I support that LGBTQ should be legal,should have the same rights as every other human in the world. LGBTQ people haven't always been gay,lesbian, transgender, bye,and a queer. LGBTQ people can be sexually abused to become Lesbian, gay ,bye, queer, and transgender and religious leader could and can change people mind on how they feel about being gay. Also gays people will try and influence other people into becoming gay and to get people to support LGBTQ , the Goverment made laws that protect Gays, Lesbians, Byes, Queers, and Transgenders …show more content…

Don't judge people about how they feel about being lesbian,gay,bye,transgender,or a queers because it's their decision about being or supporting LGBTQ. People help LGBTQ out with programs in the community. People and communities help people that are Lesbian, gay, bye, transgender, and queers with programs that people will accept them in.people give LGBTQ programs to do in the community and other stuff to do so people don't have a reason to judge them, they also have educational programs so they don't have to be bullied in school they would go to school with LGBTQ . People help LGBTQ people find comunnitys that will accept them for who they are. People harass Lesbians, Gays, Byes, Queers, and Trans. In school because they may like the other gender and some people don't like LGBTQ .people also call them names and make them feel down about them self because no one likes them for who they are and how they feel sexually.In my article it talks about how LGBTQ people how they become gay, lesbian, bye, transgender, and a Queer and why no one likes

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