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The ways of portraying men are constantly changing: From despised to socially acceptable.

What is it about?

The AIDS epidemic had an impact on the sexuality of an entire generation, especially on gay men who were hated and marginalized by society. Such an atmosphere led gay men to internalize self-discrimination and see others as stereotypes rather than as real human beings.

Why is it important?

The struggle to change the status of gay men in society from being seen as representatives of a "third gender," criminals, and sick into being seen as ordinary men has been long, and the battle is still not won everywhere. Therefore, it must be continued.

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