Social media and young LGBTIQ+ people

Benjamin Hanckel

Social media and young LGBTIQ+ people

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

A new study from a research fellow at King's College London has explored how turning to the web can help people through gender transition or find comfort in the face of marginalisation and discrimination.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2019

Publication series

Name	6th June, 2019
Volume	6th June, 2019

Keywords

social media
young adults
sexual minorities

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Social media and young LGBTIQ+ people

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Keywords

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