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A mental health crisis faces American teens right now--and it is one we can solve. Hundreds of thousands of gay teens face traumatic depression, fear, rejection, persecution, and isolation--usually alone. Studies show they are 190 percent more likely to used drugs or alcohol and four times more likely to attempt suicide. Homophobia and discrimination are at the heart of their pain. Love, support, and acceptance--all within our power to give--can save them. This book is clergy, parents, educators, and politicians who cause harm with their words and actions; parents of gay teens; teens navigating this difficult time; and fair-minded people who want to help end the harm. Here are revealing stories by forty diverse Americans, some well known and some not, plus insights from straight clergy and parents explaining their support of gay people as whole human beings guaranteed equal rights by our Constitution.
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Crisis, Mindy Drucker, Mitchell Gold
- Langue
- Année de publication
- 2008
- Reliure
- (rigide)
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- Titre
- Crisis
- Sous-titre
- 40 Stories Revealing the Personal, Social, and Religious Pain and Trauma of Growing Up Gay in America
- Langue
- Anglais
- Auteurs
- Mindy Drucker, Mitchell Gold
- Éditeur
- Greenleaf Book Group Llc
- Publié
- 2008
- Format
- rigide
- Pages
- 369
- ISBN10
- 1929774109
- ISBN13
- 9781929774104
- Séries
- Mots clés
- Relations, LGBTQ+, Sexualité et intimité
- Description
- A mental health crisis faces American teens right now--and it is one we can solve. Hundreds of thousands of gay teens face traumatic depression, fear, rejection, persecution, and isolation--usually alone. Studies show they are 190 percent more likely to used drugs or alcohol and four times more likely to attempt suicide. Homophobia and discrimination are at the heart of their pain. Love, support, and acceptance--all within our power to give--can save them. This book is clergy, parents, educators, and politicians who cause harm with their words and actions; parents of gay teens; teens navigating this difficult time; and fair-minded people who want to help end the harm. Here are revealing stories by forty diverse Americans, some well known and some not, plus insights from straight clergy and parents explaining their support of gay people as whole human beings guaranteed equal rights by our Constitution.