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Social Justice Sexuality: Overview of a National Study of LGBT People of Color Antonio (Jay) Pastrana, Jr.

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Presentation at Crossing Boundaries, Workshopping Sexualities on the methodology of the SJS Project

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Page 1: Social Justice Sexuality:Overview of a National Study of LGBT People of Color

Social Justice Sexuality:Overview of a National Study

of LGBT People of Color

Antonio (Jay) Pastrana, Jr.

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< Purpose >

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< document & celebrate >

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< find variance >

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< not pathologize >

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SSRC

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Gathering of Leaders

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Our Partner Organizations

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< SJS Study >

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< 5 Groups >

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< Black People>

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< Latina/os>

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< Asians & Pacific Islanders >

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< Youth >

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< Older Adults >

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< 5 Topic Areas >

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<Sociopolitical Involvement>

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< Family Formations & Dynamics>

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<Spiritual & Religious Experiences>

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< Racial & Sexual Identity>

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<Mental & Physical Health>

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Research Methods

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Piloted Multiple Times

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Venue-based Sampling

•Phoenix Pride•Long Beach Pride•DC Black Pride•Portland Latino Pride•Orlando Black Pride/Gay Days•Austin Pride•New York Queens Pride•Boston SPYCE & Boston Pride•Central Alabama Pride (Birmingham)•Milwaukee Wisconsin Pride•Honolulu Pride•Denver Pride•New York Pride

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Respondent-Driven

•Phoenix Pride•Long Beach Pride•DC Black Pride•Portland Latino Pride•Orlando Black Pride/Gay Days•Austin Pride•New York Queens Pride•Boston SPYCE & Boston Pride•Central Alabama Pride (Birmingham)•Milwaukee Wisconsin Pride•Honolulu Pride•Denver Pride•New York Pride

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Snowball Sampling

•Columbia South Carolina Black Pride•New York Harlem Pride•Miami Beach Bruthaz Bash•Charlotte North Carolina Black Pride•Michigan's Womyn's Festival•Market Days•GMHC House of Latex Ball•Pueblo, CO Gay Pride•Twin Cities Black Pride & South Central MN Pride•World Gay Rodeo Finals, Laughlin, NV

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•Columbia South Carolina Black Pride•New York Harlem Pride•Miami Beach Bruthaz Bash•Charlotte North Carolina Black Pride•Michigan's Womyn's Festival•Market Days•GMHC House of Latex Ball•Pueblo, CO Gay Pride•Twin Cities Black Pride & South Central MN Pride•World Gay Rodeo Finals, Laughlin, NV

Quota Sampling

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Internet

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all 50 states

Survey Reach

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Survey Reach

and Puerto Rico

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< 175+ people >

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< Total Sample Size = 5,500 >

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Delete cases because of …

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< respondent fatigue>

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< data integrity>

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< N = 4,953 >

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Black Sample: N = 2,166

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Demographics

Age 18-81, mean = 36

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Demographics

Age 18-81, mean = 36

Average EducationAssociates Degree

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Demographics

Age 18-81, mean = 36

Average EducationAssociates Degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

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Demographics

Gender

Age 18-81, mean = 36

Average EducationSome college, no degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

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Latina/o Sample: N = 1,159

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Demographics

Age 18-78, mean = 32

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Demographics

Age 18-78, mean = 32

Average EducationSome College, No Degree

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Demographics

Age 18-78, mean = 32

Average EducationSome College, No Degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

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Demographics

Age 18-78, mean = 32

Average EducationSome College, No Degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

Gender

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Asian / Pacific Islanders Sample: N = 558

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Demographics

Age 18-78, mean = 31

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Demographics

Age 18-78, mean = 31

Average EducationAssociates Degree

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Demographics

Age 18-71, mean = 31

Average EducationAssociates Degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

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Demographics

Gender

Age 17-71, mean = 31

Average EducationSome college, no degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

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Demographics

Gender

Age 17-71, mean = 31

Average EducationSome college, no degree

Average IncomeBetween $20,000-$30,000

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families.  

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families.

Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 

2. Religion and spirituality are important. 

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. Latina/os have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important for Latina/os.

A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important.

A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities.

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important.A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 

3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities. A majority (58.5%) said that their sexual identity does not make them feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic communities, with 29% reporting that they “never” feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic community.

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important.A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities. A majority (58.5%) said that their sexual identity does not make them feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic

communities, with 29% reporting that they “never” feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic community. 4. When it comes to information about their health, medical professionals are the primary source of information.

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important.A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities. A majority (58.5%) said that their sexual identity does not make them feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic communities, with 29% reporting that they “never” feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic community. 4. When it comes to information about their health, medical professionals are the primary source of information.

Roughly 40% report obtaining health information from medical professionals. Twenty percent (20%) access the Internet for health information, and another 20% get that information from family and friends.

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important.A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities. A majority (58.5%) said that their sexual identity does not make them feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic communities, with 29% reporting that they “never” feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic community. 4. When it comes to information about their health, medical professionals are the primary source of information. Roughly 40% report obtaining health information from medical professionals. Twenty percent (20%) access the Internet for health information, and another 20% get that information from family and friends.

5. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement.

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families. Seven in ten (70.6%) say that they feel supported by their families. 2. Religion and spirituality are important.A majority (60.4%) look to their faith for meaning and purpose in their life. 3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities. A majority (58.5%) said that their sexual identity does not make them feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic communities, with 29% reporting that they “never” feel uncomfortable in their racial or ethnic community. 4. When it comes to information about their health, medical professionals are the primary source of information. Roughly 40% report obtaining health information from medical professionals. Twenty percent (20%) access the Internet for health information, and another 20% get that information from family and friends.5. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement.

Over a third (35.8%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color.

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Some Stories from the Latina/o Sample

1. A majority have supportive families.

2. Religion and spirituality are important.

3. Most feel comfortable with their sexual identities and in their racial or ethnic communities.

4. When it comes to information about their health, medical professionals are the primary source of information.

5. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement. Over a third (35.8%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.

Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.

2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.

Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues.

3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues. 3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement.

Over two-fifths (42.9%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues. 3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement. Over two-fifths (42.9%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color.

4. Religion and spirituality are important.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues. 3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement. Over two-fifths (42.9%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color. 4. Religion and spirituality are important.

A majority (69.3%) pray daily, and roughly two-thirds (58.9%) are active in their religious or faith institutions.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues. 3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement. Over two-fifths (42.9%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color. 4. Religion and spirituality are important. A majority (69.3%) pray daily, and roughly two-thirds (58.9%) are active in their religious or faith institutions.

5. Race and sexual identity both matter.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.Seven in 10 (70.4%) report feeling supported by their families to some degree, with 36.9% feeling completely supported. The majority (62.3%) reported being out to most of their family members, and nearly half (43.9%) reported that they were out to all of their family members.2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.Nearly two-thirds (60.2%) said that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address racial justice and equality issues. 3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement. Over two-fifths (42.9%) access the Internet more than once a week in order to engage with communities of people of color. 4. Religion and spirituality are important. A majority (69.3%) pray daily, and roughly two-thirds (58.9%) are active in their religious or faith institutions. 5. Race and sexual identity both matter.

Nearly three-quarters (73.6%) indicated that their racial or ethnic status was an important part of their identity, and a similar percentage (74.4%) said that their sexual orientation was an important part of their identity.

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Some Stories from the Black Sample

1. Most are out to their families and feel supported by them.

2. The majority believe that mainstream LGBT organizations are not doing enough to address issues important to them.

3. The Internet is a vital means of community engagement.

4. Religion and spirituality are important.

5. Race and sexual identity both matter.

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<Dissemination Strategy>

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<1. Reports with Partner Organizations>

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<2. Videos - one per group >

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<3. Qualitative Interviews>

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<4. Academic Journal Articles>

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<5. Curriculum Development>

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Thank you for listening!