« Récupérer le sexe qui m’a été volé » : la sexualité comme affirmation de soi chez Asaka Yûho by Anne-Lise Mithout

“…On the one hand, it highlights how the Japanese social environment gives structure (and limitations) to the construction of disabled women’s sexual identity. On the other hand, by studying Asaka Yûho’s personal case, it shows how an individual can, over time, make use of some room for maneuver to negotiate and rebuild his/her identity, sexuality potentially playing a key role in the reconstruction of a wounded identity.…”
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To Come Out or Not to Come Out: Queer Coming Out in Nine Lives by Zodwa Nyoni by Emre Ozmen

“…The play portrays Ishmael’s experiences who flees from his country Zimbabwe due to his sexual identity. Although he succeeds entering the United Kingdom, Ishmael continues to struggle to be out with his sexual preferences. …”
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Ambivalent Father Figures and the Enigma of Male Identity in Dickens’s Fiction by Max Véga-Ritter

“…Eventually, the question of femininity and masculinity in male identity—the conundrum of sexual identity—seems to be still more at the heart of Charles Dickens’s fiction.…”
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Racism, homophobia, and the sexual health of young Black men who have sex with men in the United States: A systematic review. by Sarah E Janek, Lisvel A Matos, Sandy Hatoum, Marta I Mulawa, Leila Ledbetter, Michael V Relf

“…Racism and homophobia affected YBMSM's sense of belonging, sexual identity, and sexual partnership choices. Often, masculinity would interact with these two constructs to impact how YBMSM engaged in sexual behavior, such as condomless sex, as well as their likelihood to seek sexual health care. …”
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Sexuality post gynaecological cancer treatment: a qualitative study with South African women by Jennifer Moodley, Sorrel Pitcher, Nazia Fakie, Tracey Adams, Lynette Denny

“…Using a holistic sexuality framework, the study explored how women felt their sexual functioning, sexual relationships and sexual identity had been affected by treatment.Design The study was qualitative in nature and made use of an interpretive descriptive design. …”
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Assessing the Experiences of Sexual and Gender Minority Applicants to Orthopaedic Surgery Residency by Douglas J. Weaver, MD, Tanios Dagher, BS, Ngoc Duong, MS, Sara Winfrey, MD, Alexander Koo, MD, Tessa Balach, MD, FAOA

“…LGBTQ-identifying orthopaedic surgery applicants experience barriers related to their sexual identity, including derogatory comments, hostile clinical environments, and lack of LGBTQ mentorship. …”
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How it affects me: the effects of arguments in public debates on marriage equality for young people in Taiwan by I-Ching Lee

“…These debates may affect young people, regardless of their sexual identities, due to the fact that young people widely share a set of values pertaining to human rights and equality (H1). …”
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La seringue et la gâchette by Thomas Lequeu

“…The detective story becomes the pretext to present a gallery of characters with murky sexual identities and attributions. Thus, the dichotomy between the character of Cathy, a femme fatale and a murderer in a lab coat, and that of Gaby, a transsexual police informer made to suffer humiliation and beatings, matches the parallel between the cop and the mobster. …”
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El discurso del fracaso en el cine peruano de temática LGTBIQ+ by Richard Leonardo-Loayza

“…However, in several of these films the same discourse will be repeated, in which dissenting sexual identities are represented in terms of social disability, that is, homosexuals are considered as individuals who do not have the capacity to face the various circumstances that it is assumed that one lives in a heteropatriarchal world, which results in a presentation of stories of lives marked by weakness, helplessness or misfortune. …”
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« La sexualité est forcément politique ». Entretien avec Jeffrey Weeks by Jeffrey Weeks, Marion Maudet, Cécile Thomé

“…The interview ends on an optimistic conception of the evolution of our societies, which according to him are moving towards an increseased acceptance and tolerance of the diversification of individual trajectories and sexual identities.…”
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“Gay Paradise – kind of”. Les espaces de l’homosexualité masculine à Beyrouth. by Marie Bonte

“…To this end, the work on spaces of nightlife and gay cruising areas is attempting to consider the links between local norms and dominant global logics of flows of sexual identities. Owing to the place assigned to homosexual locations in Beirut, between accessibility, dissimulation and enclosure, the study also examines the relationship to space and to their spaces, in terms of visibility or invisibility of the stigma.…”
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Défendre la culture gaie. Entretien avec David Halperin by David M. Halperin, Mathieu Trachman

“…He also draws attention to the different ways in which queer theory has made it more difficult to grasp sexual identities as specific forms of existence. Gay culture, its political importance, and the difficulty of writing its history are at the heart of this study. …”
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Gina Pane and Krzysztof Jung: Queer Love in European Performance Art of the 1970s by Paweł LESZKOWICZ

“…In their unique pioneering body art, they examined sexual identities, embodied subjectivity, personal emotions, and artistic involvement in human freedom at a time of dramatic social transformation in both Eastern and Western European context. …”
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Sexual and gender identities and alcohol use during the COVID-19 pandemic. by Susan D Stewart, Wendy D Manning, Kristen E Gustafson, Claire Kamp Dush

“…Regression models indicated differences in drinking by gender and sexual identities, even controlling for demographic and socioeconomic factors. …”
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Nuanced Archival Triangulation (NAT) by Seth Knievel

“…By locating relevant biographical evidence, speculation about the subjects' sexual identities is investigated in the RPPC. This paper concludes by discussing how the NAT methodology can amplify marginalized communities' visual archives. …”
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Disparities in Tobacco use and cravings among sexual and gender minority adolescents in the United States by Sunday Azagba, Todd Ebling, Galappaththige S.R. de Silva

“…Compared to heterosexual users, the odds of cravings were higher among bisexual, pansexual, queer, or asexual (aOR = 4.35, 95 % CI = 2.12–8.94), gay or lesbian (aOR = 3.51, 95 % CI = 1.03–11.93), and other sexual identities (aOR = 2.79, 95 % CI = 1.16–6.71). Nonbinary, genderfluid, or genderqueer users had higher odds of cravings compared to cisgender boys or men (aOR = 3.64, 95 % CI = 1.63–8.13). …”
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