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'''Internalized homophobia''' is a new diagnosis given to clients who do not accept their [[homosexuality]]. It is based on the assumption that he has "internalized" societal or religious prejudice toword homosexuality.<ref>''Gay Children, Straight Parents'', [[Richard Cohen]] </ref> | '''Internalized homophobia''' is a new diagnosis given to clients who do not accept their [[homosexuality]]. It is based on the assumption that he has "internalized" societal or religious prejudice toword homosexuality.<ref>''Gay Children, Straight Parents'', [[Richard Cohen]] </ref> | ||
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Revision as of 14:19, June 5, 2010
Internalized homophobia is a new diagnosis given to clients who do not accept their homosexuality. It is based on the assumption that he has "internalized" societal or religious prejudice toword homosexuality.[1]
References
- ↑ Gay Children, Straight Parents, Richard Cohen
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