Black Gay Men and Conflicting Social Identities:

Larry D. Icard

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LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy Gender and Feminist Studies Racial and Ethnic Identity Research

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The negative influences of the black community and the gay community as social identity elements of black gays' self-concept are heuristically explored. The discussion points out how racism in the gay community, and the anti-homosexual attitudes of the black community may result in black gays developint inadequate coping techniques and poor self-concepts exhibiting sex role and racial stereotypes.

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