No. Gay people are not a race. Prejudice against gay people is called homophobia.
There is no law against it and some openly gay people have served in Congress. No one can say what the future will bring.
Homophobes (bigots who target gay people).
There are no problems specific to gay adoption that aren't also present in adoptions by straight people, other than state-sanctioned discrimination against the gay couple (or person) trying to adopt. In other words, gay people become the same good adoptive parents as straight people do.
Homosexual acts were against the law. They still are in some countries.
There is no law against it, and there have been gay people in cartoons, many of whom have had partners or who dated. See related links for a list of gay cartoon characters.
God doesn't discriminate against Gay people, but a lot of God's followers do.
homophobia. scared of what's considered "different" from what they perceive as "normal".
Discrimination is discrimination in any form.
No US State has a ban against gay people.
You can't tell by looking at someone if they're gay or not. Many gay people keep it a secret till they are confident enough to tell other people. Being gay is nothing to be ashamed about, but some gay people have had crimes committed against them, only because it was known they were gay. WikiAnswers has no way of knowing the answer to your question unless that person has 'come out' and told people that he or she is gay. 36
There are no "gay rights". Gay people should have every statutory and Constitutional right Straight people have.