"Trying to Figure Out Where We Belong": Narratives of Racialized Sexual Minorities on Community, Identity, Discrimination, and Health
"Trying to Figure Out Where We Belong": Narratives of Racialized Sexual Minorities on Community, Identity, Discrimination, and Health
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DOI：
10.1007/s13178-016-0229-x
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发表时间：
2017-03-01
影响因子：
2.6
通讯作者：
Ghabrial, Monica A.
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作者：
Ghabrial, Monica A.
女同性恋、男同性恋、双性恋、跨性别者和同性恋有色人种（LGBTQ-POC）经常受到独特的背景形式的偏见和污名，这些偏见和污名与压力有关，并增加了心理和身体健康问题的可能性。为了更好地了解这个多重边缘化人群的经历，我们对11名LGBTQ-POC进行了半结构化访谈，以研究他们如何描述自己的身份，社区，歧视和健康经历。数据由逐字访谈组成，以交叉性理论和少数民族压力理论为指导，采用解释现象学分析方法进行分析。运用交叉性理论，本研究探讨了开放性的多样性，以及边缘化身份的不同组合可能影响LGBTQ-POC福祉的方式。受访者讨论的常见问题包括与社区脱节、身份之间的关系、出柜以及压力和焦虑。本研究引入的主要概念包括正交叉性和输出应力。
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, and Queer people of color (LGBTQ-POC) are regularly exposed to unique and contextual forms of prejudice and stigma, which have been linked to stress and increased likelihood of mental and physical health problems. In order to better understand the experiences of this multiply marginalized population, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 11 LGBTQ-POC to examine how they describe their experiences with identities, communities, discrimination, and health. Data consisted of verbatim interviews, which were guided by intersectionality theory and minority stress theory and analyzed using interpretive phenomenological analysis. Using intersectionality theory, this study addresses the simultaneity of oppressions and the ways in which having different combinations of marginalized identities may impact LGBTQ-POC well-being. Common issues discussed by respondents include disconnect from communities, relationships between identities, coming out, and stress and anxiety. The primary concepts introduced in this study include positive intersectionality and come out stress.