I don't agree that homophobia is completely a 'socially driven' prejudice. Humans inherantly dislike those who practice things they find strongly repulsive. It's not taught. Therefore it would be more accurate to describe it as a partially socially driven prejudice - a combination of nurture and nature. Don't forget the Bell curve. There will be people spread across the spectrum to different degrees. [PS. My comparison of homosexuality to things found 'strongly repulsive' was in no way intended to insult, embarass, diminish or attack homosexuals. It is merely acknowledging the reality, which I have no doubt everyone reading this thread knows, that some people truly do find that repulsive. I will also note that some people find many, many other forms of sexuality repulsive. I used homosexuality as an example because that's what had already been mentioned - not because I personally wanted to single it out over any other form of sexual expression.]

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