Older gays and lesbians: Surviving a generation of hate and violence

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Abstract

This article discusses the impact that coming of age in the Pre-Stonewall era has had on older gays and lesbians. Anti-gay hate and violence, within a historical context of homophobia and heterosexism, are examined. Risk factors, as well as coping capacities, for older lesbians and gays are explored. Research on the psychological adjustment and well-being of older gays and lesbians is reviewed, and suggestions for intervention with this population are proposed.

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Morrow, D. F. (2014). Older gays and lesbians: Surviving a generation of hate and violence. In From Hate Crimes to Human Rights: A Tribute to Matthew Shepard (pp. 151–169). Taylor and Francis.

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