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How to take a stand against homophobia
Speak up when you witness homophobia.
Whenever safe and possible, speak up in response to homophobic statements or actions you witness. If you hear someone using slurs or calling a bad thing " gay, " speak up.
Options are:
- Raise your hand and ask them to stop. " oh, will you stop? I'm not used to homophobic speech, so i'm not sure what to say..
- Give them a reason why they should treat homophobic comments and actions as facts and not words. Remind them that homophobic statements can mean anything from assuming someone is gay to defining a certain moral code..
- You can call your friends and family if you see them calling homophobic objects, or you can attend gay holidays with your loved ones and raise awareness by singing about it. Your first goal should be to provide encouragement and support..
- If you hear someone being bashed, defend them. If it is a friend, family member, or close acquaintance who is exhibiting homophobia, appeal to your connection..
If you hear someone being bashed, defend them. If it is a friend, family member, or close acquaintance who is exhibiting homophobia, appeal to your connection.