Translating Oppression: Understanding How Sexual Minority Status is Associated With White Men's Racial Attitudes

Kleiman, Sela; Spanierman, Lisa B.; Smith, Nathan Grant

doi:10.1037/e561412014-001

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“…Some works also contend that white LGBs have fewer racial biases (Beran et al 1992;Kleiman et al 2015) and are more open to interracial dating (Meier et al 2009) than white heterosexuals. However, other studies suggest that a sexual minority status does not modify the general racial practices of white Americans (Lundquist and Lin 2015;Tsunokai et al 2009).…”

Section: Conversion and Protestingmentioning

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College Students, Sexualities Identities, and Participation in Political Marches

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Fahs

2016

Sex Res Soc Policy

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Student protest is often an engine of social change for sexual minorities and other oppressed groups. Through an analysis of college students in the Add Health survey (n = 2, 534), we found that sexual minorities attend more political marches than heterosexuals. To understand why this sexuality difference occurs, we performed a logistic regression analysis to decipher the importance of four explanations: essentialism, selection, embeddedness, and conversion. We discovered that participation in political groups is the best explanation of the sexuality gap in activism, but racial attitudes were also important. Type of college major was generally connected to student activism, but educational attainment and disciplinary curriculums did not explain the increased activism of sexual minorities.

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Section: Conversion and Protestingmentioning

confidence: 95%

College Students, Sexualities Identities, and Participation in Political Marches

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Fahs

2016

Sex Res Soc Policy

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Rasgos de personalidad y bullying LGTB-fóbico

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Mollo-Torrico

Garaigordobil

2020

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El bullying es un fenómeno que está generando gran interés científico, aunque existe aún un gran vacío en cuanto a las investigaciones dirigidas a estudiar el bullying que tiene como causa la LGBT-fobia. Este estudio tiene como objetivo realizar una revisión sobre los estudios que analizan rasgos y características de personalidad en el colectivo LGBT y especialmente la conexión entre bullying LGBT-fóbico y estas variables personales. Con esta finalidad, se ha llevado a cabo una revisión sistemática y se han obtenido los siguientes resultados: (1) Las personas LGBT muestran mayores niveles de empatía y menores niveles de satisfacción con la vida, bienestar y felicidad; (2) la empatía correlaciona negativamente con la perpetración de bullying LGBT-fóbico, y (3) ser víctima de este fenómeno disminuye los niveles de autoestima. Algunos rasgos y características de la personalidad pueden ser relevantes para diseñar programas de prevención-intervención, por lo que sigue vigente la necesidad de continuar investigando en esta línea.

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Translating Oppression: Understanding How Sexual Minority Status is Associated With White Men's Racial Attitudes

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College Students, Sexualities Identities, and Participation in Political Marches

College Students, Sexualities Identities, and Participation in Political Marches

Rasgos de personalidad y bullying LGTB-fóbico

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