Gender roles and expectations have been imposed upon people since ancient times. These expectations have become so deeply ingrained that they are often difficult to change or break free from....
A person who has experienced trauma often exhibits hypervigilance, an increased state of alertness towards possible threats, danger, or fear. This heightened state may lead them to become paranoid...
The concept of visibility is often seen as a key aspect of queer liberation.
When it comes to the intersection between sex, sexuality, eroticism, intimacy, and relationships, there are some...
Queer people often experience harassment and threats in public and semi-public spaces such as parks, restaurants, gyms, libraries, schools, and shopping malls. This can lead to emotional and...
There has been increasing attention to the prevalence and harmful effects of bullying, harassment, and social exclusion experienced by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBT) youth....
The effects of chronic exposure to bullying or harassment based on sexual orientation or gender identity can be devastating for LGBTQ youth, both physically and mentally. Bullying and harassment are...
Educational Policies and Classroom Environments
Educational policies and classroom environments play an important role in shaping the self-perception and psychological health of LGBTQ+ students....
How do repeated experiences of bullying, microaggressions, or harassment affect emotional regulation and interpersonal trust?
Repeated exposure to trauma from bullying, microaggression, or...
LGBT people face unique challenges in the workplace due to their sexual orientation and/or gender identity. Negotiating these environments can be difficult because some employers may view them...
Trauma, Abuse, Harassment, Sexual Identity, Gender Identity, Psychological Outcomes
There are several ways that trauma, abuse, and harassment can affect an individual's psychology, including their...