The Break-Free Trajectory: Queer Topics in the Soviet Magazine Ogonek [0.03%]
突破解放的轨迹：苏联杂志《火炬》中的同志议题
Alexander Sasha Kondakov
Alexander Sasha Kondakov
This article examines how queer topics were rendered unspeakable in the Soviet official public sphere through a case study of the magazine Ogonek (1923-1993). Drawing on Michel Foucault's conceptualization of silence as productive power, th...
Assessing the Impact of Childhood and Adolescent Sexual Abuse on Indian Homosexual and Heterosexual Men's: A Community-Based Cross-Sectional Study [0.03%]
评估儿童和青少年期性虐待对印度男同性恋者及异性恋者的心理社会影响：一项基于社区的横断面研究
Abbas Ganesan,Jeyandra Aadhithan,Shankar Subramaniam et al.
Abbas Ganesan et al.
Childhood and adolescent sexual abuse are a critical issue with long-lasting psychological, emotional, physical, and social impacts. This study examines the prevalence, socio-demographic factors, and abuse-related outcomes among homosexual ...
Ben Brandley
Ben Brandley
This study explores how asexual people of color experience minority stress due to encounters with allonormativity. Drawing on word association interviews with 33 asexual Black, Asian, Latine, Indigenous, and multiracial North Americans, age...
Flourishing Levels Among LGBTQ+ Graduate Students in Health Fields: A Quantitative Analysis of the Healthy Minds Survey [0.03%]
健康领域LGBTQ+专业研究生的发展状况：对健康心智调查的定量分析
K J Shapiro,N Shimoni,Ping-Hsin Chen et al.
K J Shapiro et al.
Increasing workforce diversity in health professions is critical to reducing health disparities in marginalized populations, yet little is known about the well-being of LGBTQ+ graduate students pursuing careers as health providers. This stu...
Hiding More Than Others: Identity Disclosure in Online Dating Among Disabled Gay Men in China [0.03%]
在中国残障男性同性群体的网络交友中身份揭蔽行为多于性别揭蔽行为
Longxuan Zhao,Ke Chen
Longxuan Zhao
Previous research has highlighted that in China, the development of digital technologies has expanded the living spaces of Gender and Sexual Minorities (GSMs) and People with Disabilities (PWDs). However, limited attention has been paid to ...
Reconfiguring the Family: Queer Lives and Plastic Kinship in Australia [0.03%]
重构家庭：澳大利亚的酷儿生活与塑料亲属关系
Xavier Mills,Sal Clark,Benjamin Hanckel
Xavier Mills
For queer individuals, families of origin have been historically represented as sites of exclusion and violence, where there is an implied binary opposition between "families of origin" and "families of choice." Such framings (re)produce th...
Denied Dignity: An Intersectional Exploration of Doctor Harassment Against Transgender Women [0.03%]
被拒之门外的尊严：对针对变性女性医生骚扰行为的交叉研究探索
Samantha Bumgardaner,Payton Adams,Zoe S Schultz et al.
Samantha Bumgardaner et al.
Transgender people of color experience increased rates of harassment and violence in healthcare settings compared to their White counterparts. While these inequities are well established, limited research has evaluated the intersectional im...
"It was Very Clear That We Were Not the Norm": A Community-Based Qualitative Study of Experiences in the Legal System and Access to Justice Among Sexual Minority People in Western Canada [0.03%]
“我们知道自己与众不同”——加拿大西部性少数群体法律体系经历及司法公平获取社区基础 qualitative 研究
Ben Klassen,Mattie Walker,Alex Wells et al.
Ben Klassen et al.
Despite rights-based advancements within Canada, sexual and gender minority people continue to face barriers when accessing and navigating the legal system across a wide range of legal issues. This study presents findings from 21 qualitativ...
Drag as a Representation of Community Pride: The Awareness, Significance, and Impact of Nymphia Wind on the LGBTQ+ Community in Taiwan [0.03%]
游行作为一种社区自豪感的体现：论林惠箖对台湾LGBTQ+社群意识、意义及其影响的看法
Randolph C H Chan,Fei Nga Hung,Marcus Shengkai Lam
Randolph C H Chan
The unprecedented victory of drag performer Nymphia Wind in Season 16 of RuPaul's Drag Race marked a historic milestone for Asian and LGBTQ+ representation in global media. The present study employed a mixed-methods design to investigate th...
Overlapping Conservative Fears: The Condemnation of Intersectionality and LGBTQ Issues in Online Conservative News Media [0.03%]
重叠的保守派恐惧：在线保守派新闻媒体界对 intersectionality 和 LGBTQ 问题的谴责
Doug Meyer
Doug Meyer
Intersectionality and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) issues have a significant and overlapping history. However, little is known concerning how adversarial arenas, such as online conservative news media, may condemn ...