The Promise of Liberty to All: The Long March to Marriage Equality

Frost, Tom

doi:10.1007/s10991-015-9168-5

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“…An important point to understand is that the legalization of same-sex marriage by the supreme court of the USA seems to be the culmination of all events related to the struggle of gay people. Frost (2015) said that the decision was an equal marriage for everyone. With regard to equal rights in marriage, several studies from Stewart (2003) and Kingston (2013) also suggested that gay people have goals and visions that are not much different from what heterosexuals do.…”

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Popularizing the Gay Characters: A Study of American Gay-Themed TV Series in 2000s

Rudy,

Wardana

2023

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This study is a qualitative research which concentrates on the rise of TV series gay characters on American televisions starting in the early 2000s. The emergence of gay TV series in 2000s has made this phenomena interesting as well as essential to discuss since American television in the pre 2000s era was not not open about the gay characters in television series. The data for this study were obtained through a literature review consisting of journal articles as well as books. This study intended to identify why gay-themed TV series appeared in the 2000s by applying Hall’s theory of representation as a way for analyzing. This research is useful to an additional reference for other researchers and to increase people’s understanding on the gay TV series phenomenon in the US. The research findings showed that there at least four representations explaining the reasons for the emergence of gay-themed TV series in America – the progress of science and knowledge, the strength of minority, the state support, and the new target consumers.

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Section: The State Supportmentioning

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Popularizing the Gay Characters: A Study of American Gay-Themed TV Series in 2000s

Rudy,

Wardana

2023

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“…The judicial history of the U.S. Supreme Court 2015 decision on samesex marriage ( Obergefell et al . v Hodges, Director, Ohio Department of Health, et al, 576 U.S. (2015)) can be traced back to 1970 (Frost 2015). The same procedure applies to positive international law or treaties.…”

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Marinakis¹

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The Richards model has a shape parameter m that allows it to fit any sigmoidal curve. This article demonstrates the ability of a modified Richards model to fit a variety of technology diffusion curvilinear data that would otherwise be fit by Bass, Gompertz, Logistic, and other models. The performance of the Richards model in forecasting was examined by analyzing fragments of data computed from the model itself, where the fragments simulated either an entire diffusion curve but with sparse data points, or only the initial trajectory of a diffusion curve but with dense data points. It was determined that accurate parameter estimates could be obtained when the data was sparse but traced out the curve at least up to the third inflection point (concave down), and when the data was dense and traced out the curve up to the first inflection point (concave up). Rogers' Innovation I, II and III are discussed in the context of the Richards model. Since m is scale independent, the model allows for a typology of diffusion curves and may provide an alternative to Rogers' typology.

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The Promise of Liberty to All: The Long March to Marriage Equality

Cited by 2 publications

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Popularizing the Gay Characters: A Study of American Gay-Themed TV Series in 2000s

Popularizing the Gay Characters: A Study of American Gay-Themed TV Series in 2000s

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