Documenting prejudice against lesbians and gay men on campus: the Yale Sexual Orientation Survey.
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Summary
The methodology and results of a survey conducted at Yale University in 1986, which subsequently has been replicated on several other campuses, revealed that many lesbians, gay men, and bisexual people on campus lived in a world of secretiveness and fear.
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- 1993-11-23
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Keywords
Harassment, Prejudice (legal term), Psychology, Homosexuality, University campus
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