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"Hailed as “a cri de coeur woven into a utopian vision” by Susan Brownmiller (author of Against Our Will), Ties That Bind is the highly praised work of prizewinning writer and professor Sarah Schulman on “familial homophobia,” a phenomenon that, until now, has not had a name but is nevertheless an integral part of most people’s experience. Ties That Bind invites us to understand familial homophobia as a cultural crisis, rather than a personal or an individual problem. Ambitious, original, and deeply important, Schulman’s book draws on her own lived experience, her research, and her engagement with active social change to articulate a practical, attainable vision of transformation that can begin today. This highly acclaimed and groundbreaking exploration is now available in paperback for countless more to experience a fundamental text that alters our understanding of homophobia and adds a critical dimension to the political landscape of all Americans." --

Homophobie. --- Homosexuels --- Homophobia. --- Gays --- Lesbians --- Famille. --- Psychologie. --- Family relationships. --- Psychology. --- Gay people

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History of civilization --- History of the United Kingdom and Ireland --- anno 1800-1899 --- Homosexuality --- Homophobia --- Homosexualité --- Homophobie --- History --- Histoire --- Homosexualité --- History.

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Gays --- Discrimination in employment --- Professional employees --- Homophobia --- Homosexuels --- Discrimination dans l'emploi --- Professionnels salariés --- Homophobie --- Employment --- Law and legislation --- Social conditions --- Travail --- Droit --- Conditions sociales --- Gay people --- Social conditions.

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Although sexual minorities in Africa continue to face harsh penalties for same-sex relationships, strong anti-homophobic resistance exists across the continent. This book systematically charts the emergence and effects of politicized homophobia in Malawi and shows how it has been used as a strategy by political elites to consolidate their moral and political authority, through punishing LGBT people and dividing social movements. Here, Ashley Currier pays particular attention to the impact of politicized homophobia on different social movements, specifically HIV/AIDS, human rights, LGBT rights, and women's rights movements. Her timely account intervenes in Afro-pessimist portrayals of the African continent as a hotbed of homophobia and unravels the tensions and contradictions underlying Western perceptions of Malawi. It shows that, in reality, many lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people happily call Malawi home, in spite of heightened antigay vitriol that has generated unwanted visibility for them.

Homophobia --- Homosexuality --- Sexual minorities --- Homophobie --- Discrimination à l'égard des homosexuels --- Homosexualité --- Minorités sexuelles --- Political aspects --- Public opinion. --- Civil rights --- Aspect politique --- Opinion publique --- Droits --- Malawi --- Politics and government --- Social conditions --- Politique et gouvernement --- Conditions sociales

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Schools should offer a safe and secure environment for all young people to develop, to learn, and to thrive. Sadly, for many, they fall short. Homophobic and transphobic behaviour is still painfully common in schools across Europe. A significant number of LGBT pupils experience homophobic and transphobic bullying, and they are more likely to experience violence than heterosexual peers. This publication explores the underlying attitudes towards homosexuality in eight European countries: Belgium, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Turkey. It is the product of a strategic partnership (KA2) between fifteen European secondary and higher education institutions, launched in 2016 under the auspices of the European Commission's ERASMUS+ programme. The project supported by this partnership, Homo'poly, promotes greater understanding and acceptance of homosexuality with the explicit aim of improving the school life of LGB pupils. Somewhere over the rainbow: Discussions on homosexuality in education across Europe stellt einen informativen Überblicksband dar. Er macht deutlich, welche Bedeutung europäische Zusammenarbeit für Forschungsprojekte und für Sexuelle Bildung haben kann - und er lädt dazu ein, ausgehend von den landesspezifischen Einzelbeiträgen, weiterzulesen und sich für das jeweilige Land ausführlich kundig zu machen. - Heinz-Jürgen Voß auf socialnet

Homophobia --- Homophobie --- LGBT --- Homosexualtität --- vergleichende Analyse --- Comparative analysis --- Gender --- Homosexuality in Germany --- Homosexuality in Spain --- Homosexuality in the UK --- Homosexuality in the Netherlands --- Homosexuality in Turkey --- Homosexuality in Hungary --- Homosexuality in Belgium --- Homosexuality in Poland --- being gay in and outside school --- homosexual rights --- Interkulturelle und International Vergleichende Erziehungswissenschaft --- Homophobia; Homophobie; LGBT; Homosexualtität; vergleichende Analyse; Comparative analysis; Gender; Homosexuality in Germany; Homosexuality in Spain; Homosexuality in the UK; Homosexuality in the Netherlands; Homosexuality in Turkey; Homosexuality in Hungary; Homosexuality in Belgium; Homosexuality in Poland; being gay in and outside school; homosexual rights