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Far from Mundane: Theorising Heterosexism for Social Work Education

Julie FishCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 182-193 | Published online: 13 Feb 2008

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Henrique Pereira. (2022) The impacts of sexual stigma on the mental health of older sexual minority men. Aging & Mental Health 26:6, pages 1281-1286.
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Vasileia Papadaki. (2017) ‘Even if Martians exist, they’re far from our everyday life’: faculty perspectives regarding gay and lesbian students in social work education. Social Work Education 36:1, pages 88-101.
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Carmen H. Logie. (2015) (Where) do queer women belong? Theorizing intersectional and compulsory heterosexism in HIV research. Critical Public Health 25:5, pages 527-538.
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Carmen H. Logie, Marion Bogo & Ellen Katz. (2015) “I Didn’t Feel Equipped”: Social Work Students’ Reflections on a Simulated Client “Coming Out”. Journal of Social Work Education 51:2, pages 315-328.
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Donna Gibson McCrary. (2014) A Study of Homophobia Among HBCU Undergraduate Students Toward Gay and Lesbian Adoption. American Journal of Sexuality Education 9:3, pages 257-275.
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Lee-Ann Fenge. (2014) Developing Understanding of Same-Sex Partner Bereavement for Older Lesbian and Gay People: Implications for Social Work Practice. Journal of Gerontological Social Work 57:2-4, pages 288-304.
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Cassie Peterson. (2013) The Lies That Bind: Heteronormative Constructions of “Family” in Social Work Discourse. Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services 25:4, pages 486-508.
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