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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"LGBTQ women"”.
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"They Just Looked At Me Like I Didn't Matter"- The Experiences Of Assaulted LGBTQ+ Women With The Police
Research reveals that LGBTQ+ women are subjected to high rates of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV). It is widely known that most victim-survivors of SGBV do not report it to the police and when they do, they usually have negative experiences, often due to the influence of myths and …
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Intentional Mothering: A Black Feminist-Informed Thematic Analysis of How Black Queer Mothers Engage in Motherwork, Navigate Informal Support, and Access Community Resources
Recent literature suggests that LGBTQ+ women of color are more likely to raise children or have children in the home compared to White LGBTQ+ women (Gates, 2013, 2015). Most of the LGBTQ+ motherhood research has focused narrowly on one domain of queer motherhood, lesbian mothers' experience of …
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Religious Disaffiliation and Family Relationships: A Grounded Theory Study of LGBTQ+ Women's Experiences
… queer, or another sexual or gender minority (LGBTQ+) is another event that, although ongoing, shapes the course of one's life significantly. In this grounded theory study, the researcher examines LGBTQ+ women's experiences of religious disaffiliation to create an understanding of what the …
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LGBTQ+ College Student Academic Persistence Outcome Expectations
LGBTQ+ college students remain largely invisible in national postsecondary data systems due to identities such as sexual orientation and gender identity not being systematically or consistently reported. Much of the existing research on LGBTQ+ college students focus on campus climate and social …
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Examining levels of social support, concealment and disclosure and heterosexism as health indicators in sexual minority women who smoke
… suggests self-identified sexual minority women (SMW) smoke at higher rates than gay men and heterosexual women. A limited amount of research for this disparity points to factors that include tobacco company targeted marketing, genetic differences, gender-based metabolic differences, coping …