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In Nazi concentration camps, a pink triangle was placed on LGBTQ+ people that were sent to the camps.

“	Not only is homosexuality a sin, but anyone who supports fags is just as guilty as they are. You are both worthy of death.	„
	~ Fred Phelps

“	Homosexuality is against nature! This is true. Just like walking on water or rising from the dead after a few days. You could also come to the conclusion that homosexuality is a similar miracle.	„
	~ Herman Finkers^[1]

Homophobia or Anti-LGBT Sentiment is the fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against anyone that is defined as having homosexual tendencies or the fear, dislike, hatred, or prejudice against people who are non-heterosexual and/or non-cisgender (LGBTQ+) in general. It can range from contempt to outright physical contact or even murder from people who oppose their sexual orientation and/or gender identity.

Sources

There are several sources for this intolerance towards homosexuals and LGBTQ+ people, such as from religious teachings, such as in Lot's story in the Quran and "Leviticus 18" in which it states that it is an abomination to lie with another person of the same gender. There is dispute among several critics pointing out that the original translation of the message was closer to "It is an abomination for a man to lie with a boy" or believe that the Bible meant something else when it described this law, and sometimes believe that an early person was against same-sex couples and wrote about it in the Bible to prohibit it.

Variations

Lesbophobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against homosexual women.
Gayphobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against homosexual men.
Biphobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against bisexuals.
Transphobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against transgender people.
- Enbyphobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against non-binary people.
- Transmisogyny - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against transgender women.
- Transmisandry - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against transgender men.
Panphobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against pansexuals.
Acephobia - The fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against people on the asexual spectrum.

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Organizations

References

↑ Herman Finkers

[1] Herman Finkers

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 [[File:1200px-Pink triangle.svg.png|thumb|In [[concentration camp|Nazi concentration camps]], a pink triangle was placed on LGBTQ+ people that were sent to the camps. ]]
 {{Quote|Not only is homosexuality a sin, but anyone who supports fags is just as guilty as they are. You are both worthy of death.|[[Fred Phelps]]}}
+{{Quote|Homosexuality is against nature! This is true. Just like walking on water or rising from the dead after a few days. You could also come to the conclusion that homosexuality is a similar miracle.|Herman Finkers<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160102194341/http://www.npo.nl/oudejaarsconference-herman-finkers/31-12-2015/VARA_101378122 Herman Finkers]</ref>}}
 '''Homophobia''' or '''Anti-LGBT Sentiment''' is the fear, dislike, hatred or prejudice against anyone that is defined as having homosexual tendencies or the fear, dislike, hatred, or prejudice against  people who are non-heterosexual and/or non-cisgender (LGBTQ+) in general. It can range from contempt to outright physical contact or even [[murder]] from people who oppose their sexual orientation and/or gender identity.
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+==References ==