González, Mar López-Gaviño, Francisca
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Journal of homosexuality
This study examined the sexual orientation of 30 young adult children of lesbian and gay parents, analyzing three dimensions (sexual behavior, sexual attraction and sexual self-identification), their evolution over time and the possible influence of gender (19 women and 11 men). Sexual orientation was measured using KSOG. The results revealed that ...
Ali, Syed Hammad
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Journal of homosexuality
Literature on Muslims and Islam has not empirically assessed the impact of American Muslims' gender, religiosity, income inequality, and the interaction between the latter two factors, on their attitudes toward homosexuality. Using logistic regression models fitted to data from the 2017 Pew Survey of US Muslims (n = 712), this article assesses thes...
Skeldon, Laura Jenkins, Simon
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Journal of homosexuality
Recent research has found that older lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) people have a negative attitude toward long term care services. To build upon this, we conducted a systematic review analyzing current research into the LGBTQ+ communities' perspectives and experiences of care/nursing homes. Additionally, we sought to explor...
Swank, Eric
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Journal of homosexuality
Sexual minorities of color often speak about racism in White lesbian and gay communities while White sexual minorities often consider themselves liberals, especially for issues of racial justice. This study explored this contradiction by analyzing the role of sexual identities in predicting antiracist thoughts and actions of self-identified White p...
Franks, Nia Mullens, Amy B Aitken, Stuart Brömdal, Annette
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Journal of homosexuality
While the visible population of trans and gender diverse Australians has grown significantly in recent years, primary health-care access remains hindered by a lack of practitioner competency and stigmatization. This article draws on qualitative research of purposively selected gender-affirming general practitioners (GPs) in Australia to explore bar...
Berlin, G W Fulcher, K Taylor, K Nguyen, T Montiel, A Moore, D Hull, M Lachowsky, N J
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Journal of homosexuality
Developmental and lifespan examinations of methamphetamine use among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (GBM) remain limited. We used a feminist trauma framework to examine potential links between childhood trauma, trauma-related stressors, and methamphetamine use among GBM. From June 2018 to October 2018, semi-structured interviews...
Oi, Katsuya
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Journal of homosexuality
In socioeconomic attainment, same-sex sexuality (SSS) matters, as well as whether SSS is experienced in adolescence (early) or not until later in adulthood (late). Using data from 8912 participants of the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health, sexual minorities are identified as the early or late groups. Multilevel regression mo...
Harmanci Seren, Arzu Kader Eşkin Bacaksiz, Feride Çakir, Hanife Yilmaz, Sevil Sükut, Özge Turan, Suzan Maghsoudi, Nurten
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Journal of homosexuality
Since the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) community may be exposed to violence, discrimination, stigma, exclusion, and maltreatment due to their sexual orientation while accessing healthcare services, understanding, and improving the attitudes of future's health care professionals toward LGBTI individuals seem essential. T...
Lockhart, Jeffrey W
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Journal of homosexuality
While there has been considerable interest in debates about right wing ideas in LGBT movements-military service, marriage, nationalism, white supremacy-there has been comparatively little attention to self-proclaimed right wing LGBT organizations, what I call the "gay right." Social theory to date offers a fragmented set of theoretical tools to exp...
Brooks, Byron D Kaniuka, Andrea Job, Sarah A Hodgkinson, Nicole Kelliher Rabon, Jessica Williams, Stacey L Hirsch, Jameson K
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Journal of homosexuality
Sexual minorities are at an increased risk for psychopathology, compared to heterosexual counterparts, in part due to stressors unique to their sexual minority identity. The greater socio-political climate may exacerbate sexual minority stress, and the context of the 2016 United States presidential election infringed upon the rights and well-being ...
