Queer men (ie, men who are not heterosexual; sexual minority men) are disproportionately
affected by negative body image–they experience greater body dissatisfaction are more …

This study employs duoethnography methodology to examine our scholarly and personal
journeys in engaging with intersectionality. Namely, we, two Latino professors, explored how …

Within the literature, there is a lack of consensus on what resilience means, including
whether it is a personal trait or a process, and a paucity of studies that have specifically …

Purpose: Several studies uncover how the period leading up to the 2016 election and the
Trump administration affected college students, in particular those targeted by the rhetoric …

The mythology of liberal anti/racism endures in US mainstream educational discourse as the
rational approach to address white supremacy, with college-going positioned as the …

Purpose: Latino sexual minority men (LSMM) may experience oppression based on their
ethnicity, sexual orientation, and migratory status, yet scientific literature is only beginning to …

Existing research on Latino cultural factors mainly focuses on gender and nationality, often
overlooking sexual orientation and giving limited attention to the experiences of Latino …

Guided by the perspectives of 50 gay Latino men in college, this qualitative study examines
notions of femmephobia within queer communities, the various ways it is manifested, and …

This study employed homeplace and compañerismo as conceptual frameworks to examine
the role of space among Latino men in graduate school. While research has highlighted the …

ABSTRACT As Hispanic-serving institutions (HSIs) continue to emerge, so has the discourse
around servingness and for whom. Scholars have questioned which populations of …