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Violence is a male biological trait. When women fight, no one gets seriously hurt. Lesbians don't abuse their spouses. The truth revealed in Janice Ristock's groundbreaking book is that lesbian relationships sometimes do turn violent. Based on interviews with more than one hundred lesbians who have suffered abuse and seventy-five case workers, No More Secrets is the first in-depth account of this startling phenomenon. Although one in four gay and lesbian couples are affected by domestic violence, the problem has remained hidden for several reasons. By giving voice to the victims, Ristock he
Lesbian partner abuse. --- Abused lesbians. --- Abusive lesbian partners. --- Lesbian couples. --- Couples --- Lesbian partners, Abusive --- Abusive women --- Lesbians --- Battered lesbians --- Lesbian victims of abuse --- Victimized lesbians --- Abused women --- Abuse of lesbian partners --- Battering of lesbian partners --- Beating of lesbian partners --- Lesbian battering --- Lesbian partner battering --- Lesbian partner beating --- Partner abuse, Lesbian --- Same-sex partner abuse --- Abuse of --- Couples de lesbiennes. --- Family violence. --- Geweld. --- Lesbiennes victimes de violence. --- Lesbiennes. --- Marital violence. --- Mishandeling. --- Partnerrelaties. --- SOCIAL SCIENCE --- Spousal abuse. --- Spouse Abuse. --- Violence entre conjoints. --- Violence familiale. --- Women's Studies.
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Bisexuals --- Gays --- Intimate partner violence --- Lesbians --- Same-sex partner abuse --- Transgender people --- TG people --- TGs (Transgender people) --- Trans-identified people --- Trans people --- Transgender-identified people --- Transgendered people --- Transgenders --- Transpeople --- Persons --- Abuse of same-sex partners --- Battering of same-sex partners --- Beating of same-sex partners --- Domestic violence, Same-sex --- Gay domestic violence --- Gay male partner abuse --- Gay partner abuse --- Partner abuse, Same-sex --- Same-sex domestic violence --- Same-sex partner battering --- Same-sex partner beating --- Offenses against the person --- Female gays --- Female homosexuals --- Gay females --- Gay women --- Gayelles --- Gays, Female --- Homosexuals, Female --- Lesbian women --- Sapphists --- Women, Gay --- Women homosexuals --- Women --- IPV (Intimate partner violence) --- Partner violence, Intimate --- Violence --- Gay people --- Gay persons --- Homosexuals --- Bi people --- Bis (Bisexuals) --- Bisexual people --- Abuse of --- Domestic violence --- Intimate partner violence. --- Same-sex partner abuse. --- Lesbians. --- Bisexuals. --- Transgender people. --- Gays. --- Violence entre partenaires. --- Violence entre partenaires homosexuels. --- Lesbiennes. --- Bisexuels. --- Transgenres. --- Homosexuels. --- transgenderism. --- male homosexuality. --- Gay people. --- Bisexual people.
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Les sciences sociales et épidémiologiques contemporaines tendent de plus en plus à prendre en compte la question du genre dans leurs théories sur les orientations sexuelles. Elles mettent ainsi en évidence les diverses articulations entre les formes de sexisme et d’homophobie, et leurs impacts différenciés selon les constructions du genre et les orientations sexuelles, de même qu’en fonction du contexte socioculturel dans lequel elles se situent.Réalisé avec l’appui de l’équipe pancanadienne Sexualités et genres, vulnérabilité et résilience (SVR), cet ouvrage regroupe des contributions de chercheurs francophones et anglophones du Québec, du Canada, de la France et de la Suisse romande, qui examinent les dimensions socioéconomiques, professionnelles, familiales, relationnelles et psychologiques afin de saisir les variations liées au genre au sein des minorités sexuelles. Faisant appel à des résultats de travaux multidisciplinaires (sociologie, psychologie, travail social, sexologie, etc.) qui s’appuient sur des méthodologies de types quantitatif et qualitatif, ce livre met en lumière des processsus contribuant aux inégalités sociales dans les champs de l’éducation, de l’économie et de la santé, et à des conditions de vulnérabilité qui affectent l’estime de soi, les réseaux de soutien et la vie sociale. Les recherches observent des modes de résilience significatifs qui, là encore, peuvent varier en fonction du genre, suggérant ainsi sa prise en compte dans les interventions.
Sexual minorities. --- Gender identity. --- Homophobia. --- Sexual orientation.
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