Why is the term "homosexual" often considered inappropriate?

a. It is used to define someone solely by their sexual identity.
b. It is used as a derogatory term in almost all cultures.
c. "Homo" means the same, and thus it undermines the fact that there is great diversity in the gay community.
d. It is both a biological and psychological term.


ANS: A

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