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Sexual Minority Research in the New Millennium

This book presents current research focusing on sexual minorities. It discusses topics that include gay and lesbian parenthood; asexuality; media representations of trebly marginalised minorities; the effect of imaged contact on heterosexual women’s attitudes toward lesbian women; and, the high-school experiences of sexual and gender minority youth and best practices in the development of interventions designed to attenuate homonegativity. The final entry is a ‘virtual discussion’ in which contributors responded to a set of questions that focused on key issues in the field of sexual minority studies.

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(It’s a bit pricey for individual purchase but the sort of thing that every university that has courses on sexualities should have in its library. Why not suggest the purchase…?)