The committee believed it was important to consider the multiple social identities of LGBT individuals, including their identities as members of various racial/ethnic groups, and the intersections of these identities with dimensions of inequality such as poverty in addition to the minority stress model. An intersectional viewpoint is advantageous given that it acknowledges simultaneous measurements of inequality and is targeted on focusing on how these are typically interrelated and exactly how they shape and influence the other person. Continue reading
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