There has been an increasing awareness of how various forms of discrimination such as racism, ableism, heterosexism, classism, and others intersect and reinforce each other to create systems of...
As human beings, we often think about ourselves in terms of binary categories such as male and female.
For some people, this simple dichotomy is not enough to describe their gender identity. This...
LGBTQ people are often subject to forms of discrimination that can have long-lasting effects on their mental health and well-being. These include but are not limited to bullying, microaggressions,...
Bisexual parents may feel pressured to hide their identity for fear of judgment, which can impact family openness about sexuality. Internalized homophobia is one reason why some bisexuals keep their...
Internalized shame is the process through which individuals who experience discrimination come to believe that they are inferior and unworthy due to their identities or experiences. Research suggests...
The purpose of this article is to examine how economic insecurity can contribute to greater mental health challenges and limited opportunities for social mobility among members of queer communities....
The psychological effects of discrimination, bias, or invalidation on identity formation can be profound and far-reaching. Repeated exposure to these negative experiences can lead to various...
How should digital health interventions ethically safeguard confidentiality while providing meaningful care to queer clients?
The article covers the concept of digital health interventions' role...
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation where people are attracted both towards men and women. This can have an effect on their cognitive processes related to identity integration and self-coherence. As...
Systemic discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning individuals (LGBTQ) can be traced back to colonial times when religious institutions and governments viewed...