The literature shows that individuals with a low tolerance for ambiguity (Hill 2010, Nagoshi 2008) are more likely to express bias against bisexual and transgender people. This lower ambiguity tolerance is also more likely to correlate with religious fundamentalism, a...

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This chapter aims to give historical context for bisexual-specific advocacy at the state and federal level, briefly address some particular disparities facin...

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The largest proportion of lesbian, gay, and bise...

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President Barack Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or ACA, in...

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I am a third year law student, gearing up to face a bleak legal job market, a bleaker economy, and almost two hundred thousand dollars in stu...

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In 2000, Kenji Yoshino published a paper exploring the social erasure of bisexuality. He introduced the paper by em...

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On June 26, 2008, the House of Representatives Subcommittee on...