The visibility of queer individuals is influenced by their social identities, which are shaped by factors such as race, ethnicity, religion, class, gender, age, geographic location, language,...
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: Queer identity: how social identities shape visibility and political recognition
Introduction to Media Representation of Queer Communities
Media representation has played an important role in shaping how society perceives different groups and individuals within it. This is...
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: Queer communities and their complex relationships with mainstream media.
The concept of visibility refers to the degree to which a group or individual is perceived and represented in society. Visibility can be achieved through various means such as physical presence,...
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: Sex and relationships: exploring the tension between freedom of expression and social regulation in the lgbt community
The following article seeks to explore how visibility through art can create social change for marginalized sexual identities. It will examine how art has been used throughout history to promote...
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: Creating social change with visible arts and sexual identities
As members of the LGBTQIA+ community, queer individuals have always had to balance their desire for freedom and self-expression with the need to protect themselves from discrimination and violence....
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: The doubleedged sword of visibility: navigating conflicting imperatives as a queer individual
Visibility, Vulnerability, Psychological Safety
What are they? Why do they matter for sexual minorities? How can they be achieved or enhanced?
Visibility and vulnerability describe how people...
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: The power of sexual visibility and vulnerability: a guide to achieving psychological safety
The concept of "workplace visibility" refers to how individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and/or asexual (LGBTQIA+) are able to display their identities...
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: Sexuality, intimacy, and relationships: workplace visibility: performative tolerance or authentic acceptance?