Proto Himbo EuropeanNov 13

Quick #question about #lgbtqia labels:
for a #research project we need to distinguish (in presentation, abstract, etc.) between the following two groups, and we don't know how to do it in a relatively text-economical way:

  • LGBQIA+ (no T)
  • Trans and gender diverse (TGD)

    • What's a not-too-wordy way to say #1? Is there a standard term or acronym out there that seems to work for most people? Students have suggested "LGB", "LGBTQIA without Trans", "non-trans queer", "cisgender queer", "cisgender LGB", etc. None of these seems to quite fit the bill, but many of them seem semi-OK.

    #suggestions ?

    #words #terms #sensitivity #representation

    Show threadWhinery

    @guyjantic

    Still relevant? #SexualFluidity

    https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10289116/

    #research #lgbtq #lgbtqia #lesbian #gay #science

    The Current State of Sexual Fluidity Research

    Sexual fluidity research (i.e., change over time in one or more sexual orientation dimensions) has grown exponentially, with advancements in conceptual models, measurement, and understanding of sexual orientation as a construct and developmental ...

    PubMed Central (PMC)
    Nov 13 at 8:04pmWeb
    Show threadProto Himbo EuropeanNov 13
    @Whinery This is super interesting. I'm reading now. I don't know if it will help us describe our research subsamples, but it will definitely inform my understanding of another dimension of experience.