The Lavender Scare and how it affects the people in the past and the future. 

I think that Lavender Scare is about the government firing or resigning thousands of people from their jobs as they were part of the early LGBTQ+ community in the 1960s or 1950s. I think it was related to the Cold War “Red Scare” because people were scared of what might happen when people who help control or run our country have to use a race of time against someone else who wants to win in the nuclear weapons and instead of focusing on the who the person love if it a man or women.  Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s connection to anticommunism and homophobia is credibility in the way they had a great connection with another important person who was in charge of organizing that he wanted to connect to so that he could plan what was best for the country and the future and Sen. Joseph McCarthy did care for homophobia but the press and the government were worried about the bad press and what would the people think of having a   Gay government member in the government.  I think that sexual innuendos still are used in today’s politics and how they affect what we think as people in today’s world. How it can change for the better or the worse. It sheds light on people in the LGBTQ Community and how the government is protecting them in a way that the law that was passed for the group should be present in today’s world and not dismissed like it’s not important. We think that the LBGTQ+ community is not important for today’s life. Think of the family members back then who didn’t understand their daughter or son and would have been left out. Think of the parents how would they react to their children or even their adults who were different does that mean to them? So I think that for history to not repeat itself we should do better. Furthermore, I believe that the lavender scare was an important part of history that we never get to talk about how we think that it never happened but did and how it has been hiding behind the Cold War since that one is bigger and what we learn in school. So I think that from now on we should include the Lavender Scare as we learn about the Cold War and the race of nuclear bombs it can be important to learn from and use as a way to teach use for the future and how it can impact the way we think of each other as hole then ourselves  We should also understand one another before we think what is best for the country and how we should run it. Today’s world is different and change is coming and it can be bad or good we should focus on the now instead of the past when the Lavender scare happened and how it evolved in today’s world. I would think of what might happen if this event never happen how would our world look like and how would we respond to?