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LGBTQ CONCEPTS & LANGUAGE Developed by Counseling &Wellness Services and the LGBTQ Center for the Department of Housing & Residential Education
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Session Outline The gender binary Heterosexism Terms Coming out
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Gender Binary Social construction of male and female as the two distinct gender identities Related to sexism and heterosexism How else can we think of gender? Source: LGBTQ Center, 2010-2011
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Heterosexism Idea that heterosexuality is the norm Infiltrates society in multiple ways Interpersonal interactions Institutional policies Media Privilege Source: LGBTQ Center, 2010-2011; Stewart, 2009
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Terms Definitions and the way words are used change over time and from person to person! Queer Homosexual Bisexual vs. Pansexual Transgender Source: LGBTQ Center, 2010-2011
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Coming Out A continuous process of personal recognition, acceptance, and disclosure of one’s sexual orientation, gender expression, and/or identity Coming out to others When someone comes out to you Source: LGBTQ Center, 2010-2011
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Coming Out to Others: Ask Yourself… Where are you in the coming out process? What specifically are you hoping to change with your next steps in coming out? What external factors influence your decision to come out? What will you do in the worst-case scenario? Source: LGBTQ Center, 2010-2011
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When Someone Comes Out to You Confidentiality Avoid judgment Take time to think Ask questions and learn Support Source: LGBTQ Center, 2010-2011
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Resources LGBTQ Center http://lgbtq.unc.edu Counseling & Wellness Services http://campushealth.unc.edu/cws Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs http://www.unc.edu/diversity
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