"Homophobia" is a song by Chumbawamba, released as part of their album "WYSIWYG" in 2000.

Sadly Homophobia exists in all countries on the planet.

Community Action Against Homophobia was created in 1991.

The Homophobia Project - 2010 is rated/received certificates of:

UK:12

The Greek root of "homophobia" is "homo," which means "same" or "alike," and "phobia," which refers to an irrational fear. Homophobia is the fear or hatred of homosexuals or homosexuality.

Some words that begin with "homo" are homogenous, homonym, and homophobia.

Nothing.

Anyone who identifies as LGBTQ+ can be affected by homophobia. This includes individuals who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning. Homophobia can lead to discrimination, prejudice, and violence against these individuals.

The ISBN of AARGH: Artists Against Rampant Government Homophobia is 978-0861661199.

Mark McCormack has written:

'The declining significance of homophobia' -- subject(s): Homophobia in high schools, Teenage boys, High school students, Gay teenagers, Case studies, Attitudes, Masculinity, Homophobia

A tiny fraction of adults are homophobic - irrationally afraid of homosexuals. Their homophobia has little effect on homosexuals or on themselves.

AARGH - Artists Against Rampant Government Homophobia - has 76 pages.

Luca Trappolin has written:

'Confronting homophobia in Europe' -- subject(s): Law and legislation, Homophobia, Prevention

the name is of this is homophobia.

Homophobia

Education is good. But the best treatment for homophobia is personally knowing a gay person. That's why gay people should not disown homophobic friends.

While Israel has made progress in LGBTQ+ rights and protections, there are still instances of homophobia present in society. LGBTQ+ individuals may face discrimination or violence in certain communities or by certain individuals, but there are also many organizations and activists working to combat homophobia and promote equality and acceptance.

Homophobia and Racism.

An antihomophobe is a person who is opposed to homophobia.

Homophobia can develop due to a variety of factors, such as societal norms, upbringing, religious beliefs, or lack of exposure to diverse perspectives. It can also stem from fear, ignorance, or insecurities about one's own sexuality. Education, open-mindedness, and exposure to different experiences can help challenge and overcome homophobia.

Because of discrimination

Yes

A dislike or prejudice view against homosexuals

Homophobia is a term used to describe prejudice, discrimination, or hostility towards individuals who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or queer (LGBTQ+). It can manifest in various forms such as verbal abuse, physical violence, or discriminatory policies. Promoting education and awareness is essential in combating homophobia.

Mollie V. Blackburn has written:

'Interrupting hate' -- subject(s): Homophobia in schools, Study and teaching, Toleration, Prevention, Literacy

'Acting out!' -- subject(s): Homophobia in high schools, Violence against, Sexism in education, Homophobia in schools, Sexual minority students, Prevention

Sure, anyone can be homophobic.

Homophobia

it's called homophobia.

Yes, homosexuality is present in more than 1,500 species, including all species of mammals and birds, as well as many others, but homophobia is only present in humans.

Xenophobia is prejudice or discrimination against people from other countries or cultures, while homophobia is prejudice or discrimination against individuals who are homosexual. Both involve negative attitudes and behaviors towards individuals based on their identities.

Homophobia can occur in various settings such as households, workplaces, schools, religious institutions, and communities. It may manifest in the form of discrimination, prejudice, bullying, or hate crimes against individuals based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. Efforts to address and combat homophobia are important to create safer and more inclusive environments for all individuals.

Homophobia does not mean a dislike or hatred of homosexual. It means a fear of homosexuality. When it is used in the other sense, it is being misused.

Being against homosexuality would be anti-homosexual, or antigay.

its called homophobia. its when someone hates or is against homosexuals.

It is called homophobia.

homophobia

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This is called homophobia.

There is no such word as omophobia. Assuming that you mean homophobia, it is the dislike of homosexual people.

First of all, this "guesstimate" is for the United States. Second, we have to be careful how we define "homophobia." A phobia is an irrational fear, so homophobia is an irrational fear of homosexuality. Some people don't like homosexuals because they haven't met one, or because someone has told them things that aren't true. So these people do not technically have homophobia.

Probably somewhere around 50% of people are ignorant or deceived about homosexuals. But I would guess that no more than one person out of five (20%) has an irrational fear of homosexuals.

Discrimination is discrimination in any form.

Habbo is a site for teens, and homophobia is still widespread among teens aged 13-16. By age 17, they generally start to see it as a civil rights issue, and realize their homophobia.

There is homophobia to some degree in all societies.

Homophobia?

It is called homophobic bullying or homophobia.

Most people refer to that as homophobia, and the people who have it as homophobes. However, homophobia implies a fear of gays, as opposed to just a prejudice.

Heterosexism is increasingly being used because it implies prejudice instead of fear.

Technically, homophobia is a phobia -- an unreasonable fear, in this case of homosexuals. Any phobia is "bad" in the sense that it hurts the person with the phobia. It can also cause that person to hurt others.

In casual use, "homophobia" is used to refer to anyone who is opposed to homosexuality for any reason. The most common reasons are fear and ignorance. Generally speaking, attitudes based on fear and ignorance are unhealthy for us.

Homophobia can be displayed by individuals of any gender. Research has shown that men are more likely to exhibit overt forms of homophobia, while women may display more subtle or covert forms. Overall, attitudes towards LGBTQ+ individuals vary among individuals regardless of gender.

Homophobia is the most obvious possibility.

I'd think so. If they don't, get them sued for homophobia.

I'm guessing, but it may be another name for homophobia, or fear of homosexuality.

No. All men have the ability to judge another man's appearance. Homophobia scares guys into pretending they can't tell if another guy is good looking, but a real man doesn't have homophobia.