Index
Gender, Sex, and Sexuality Among Contemporary Youth
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Publication date: 23 November 2017
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(2017), "Index", Gender, Sex, and Sexuality Among Contemporary Youth (Sociological Studies of Children and Youth, Vol. 23), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 241-247. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1537-466120170000023012
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INDEX
Abuse, dating relationships
, 203, 212–213
intimidation
, 213
verbal abuse
, 213
Adolescence
, 202–203
Advocacy
Gay Straight Alliances (GSA)
, 31–32
homeless LGBT adolescents
, 31–34
Advocates for Youth
, 193
African, Caribbean, and Black-Canadian (ACB) women
HIV/AIDS
, 101–102
low self-esteem
, 101
sexual health
, 102
sexual objectification
, 101
STIs
, 101
See also Sex for money, in Canada
African-Americans, sexual debut
, 195
AIDS. See HIV/AIDS
AIS-DSD. See Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome-Differences of Sex Development (AIS-DSD)
Alternate gender beliefs
, 80–84
Ambubachi Mela
, 192
American Medical Association
, 46
Ancient Greece, sexual relationship in
, 187–188
Anderson, D.
, 225
Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome-Differences of Sex Development (AIS-DSD)
, 44
The Animals and the Ark (Kuskin)
, 229
Asians, sexual debut
, 195
Avoidance, religious groups and
, 6–10
Bedobin
, 192
Behavior, sexual debut
, 192–196
data on
, 193
Google search
, 192–193
HIV infection
, 194–195
risky
, 194–195
The Bible
, 228
The Boat of Many Rooms (Lewis)
, 230
Boys Don’t Cry
, 88
Breaking up
, 205
mental health concerns and
, 209
suicidal ideation delaying
, 208–209
types of threats
, 209
See also Dating violence
Brett, Jan
, 230, 231, 233
Broaddus, M.
, 225
Buddhism, menstruation in
, 192
Bullet Ant Initiation
, 190
Burris, M. A.
, 103
Butler, Judith
, 223
Canada, sex for money in
, 97–114
Captain Noah and His Floating Zoo (Flanders)
, 228
Centers for Disease Control
on sexual behavior
, 194–195
Cerebral palsy
identity construction
, 156
sexual intimacy
, 155–156
See also Queer identity formation, intersectionality of disability and
Childhood sexuality
, 188
Children
cultural media and
, 222
gendering process
, 223–224
sexual innocence
, 223
Children’s books/literature
animal-centric
, 225
causal power of
, 225
gender stereotyping in
, 225
race in
, 224–225
See also Noah story
Child sexual abuse
, 193
Christianity
, 188
City Baptist Church
, 13–15
Clark, R. G.
, 225
Classifications, of LGBT adolescents
, 27–28
Clinton, Bill
, 185
Cotsen Children’s Library at Princeton
, 227
Cousins, Lucy
, 231
Cross-cultural coming of age
, 189–192
Cultural media
, 222
Culture wars
, 3
Dating, teens
, 203
independence
, 210–211
inexperience
, 210
Dating violence
, 201–215
consequences of
, 204
manipulation
, 212
perpetrators of
, 204
self-harm and seeking professional help
, 211–212
suicidality
, 204–205
suicide
, 205–206
telling others
, 211
young women’s experiences
, 206
Dennett, Mary Ware
, 188
Disability, queer identity formation and
, 153–174
case study
, 158–173
difficult dialogs
, 163–166
encouraging transformation
, 169–173
family systems theory
, 157–158
literature on
, 155–156
model
, 156–158
nurturing queerness
, 166–169
overview
, 154–155
peer supervision process
, 161–163
queer theory
, 156–157
refuge
, 158–161
Disengagement, religious groups and
, 15–19
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
, 155
Educational attainment, of sexual minorities
, 121–147
analysis
, 132
data and sample
, 127
demographic characteristics
, 130
descriptive and bivariate analyses
, 132, 135
household socioeconomic status
, 130–131
measures
, 127–131
multivariate analysis
, 138–143
overview
, 122–124
results
, 132, 135–143
school geographical characteristics
, 131
sexual orientation/identity
, 127–130, 133t–137t
variation among
, 125–126
Elders, Joycelyn
, 185
Erhrensaft, Diane
, 85
Evangelical Protestants
, 5
churches
, 11
cultural minority status
, 11
disengagement
, 15–19
Grace Church
, 16–19
self-restraint
, 11, 12
See also Religions/religious groups
Experience of homeless LGBT adolescents
, 28–31
Family systems theory
, 157–158
Family transition. See Parents of gender-diverse youth
Ferguson, K. M.
, 33–34, 37
Flanders, Michael
, 228
Forge, N. R.
, 28
Foucault, M.
, 188
Fox, N. S.
, 225
Gay Straight Alliances (GSA)
, 25, 36–37
advocacy and
, 31–32
Gender
alternate beliefs
, 80–84
power of
, 74–75
queer theory
, 156–157
religious groups and
, 1–19
social life
, 69–72
stereotypes
, 70
Gender-diverse youth, parents of
, 67–90
alternate gender beliefs
, 80–84
instant adopter parents
, 87–90
mandate juggling
, 72, 73, 78–80
overview
, 68–69
transition
, 77–87
Gender-hedging
, 78
Gendering sites of innovation
, 69
Gender-nonconforming child
, 76–77
See also Parents of gender-diverse youth
Gender structure
individual level of
, 54–58
institutional level of
, 59–60
interactional level of
, 58–59
Gender Trouble (Butler)
, 223
Genesis
, 226–227
Goh, R. B. H.
, 234
Grace Church
, 16–19
Grauerholz, E.
, 224
GSA. See Gay Straight Alliances (GSA)
Guttmacher Institute
, 195
Hamilton, M.
, 225
Haram (forbidden)
, 8
HarperCollins Study Bible
, 231
Harvey, R. G.
, 156
Henry, W. J.
, 155
Heterogenders
, 225
Heteronormativity
, 223–224
Heterosexuality
, 180
in children’s G-rated films
, 224
in media
, 224
Hijab
, 8
Hindus
disengagement
, 15–19
marriage
, 18
menstruation
, 192
sexuality and gender norms
, 4, 5, 11, 15–19
See also Religions/religious groups
Hispanics, sexual debut
, 195
HIV/AIDS
, 183, 184
Jane-Finch community and
, 101–102
sexual debut and
, 194–195
Homeless LGBT adolescents
, 23–37
advocacy and support
, 31–33
classifications
, 27–28
dialectics of support
, 34–35
estimation
, 25–28
experience
, 28–31
overview
, 24–25
practice and policy recommendations
, 36–37
recommendations for future study
, 35–36
services
, 32–34
Homeless services, for homeless LGBT adolescents
, 32–34
Hutton, Clarke
, 233
Informed consent
, 46
Ingraham, C.
, 223, 228
Instant adopters
, 87–90
Institute for Sex Research at Indiana University
, 188
Intersectionality
, 157
Intersex youth, diagnosis disclosure of
, 43–60
consent, assent, and decision-making
, 46–47
controversial medical care
, 49–52
diagnosis awareness
, 57–58
embracing intersex
, 54–57
findings
, 53–54
gender identity concerns
, 47–49
methods
, 52–53
overview
, 44–46
peer support
, 57–58
perception of providers
, 59–60
response from friends and teachers
, 58–59
Islam
gender relations
, 8–9
menstruation
, 192
See also Muslims
Jane-Finch community
HIV infection
, 101–102
racialized poverty
, 101
See also Sex for money, in Canada
Jewish children’s books
, 225
Joyner, K.
, 124, 128–129, 130, 144
Kahn, L.
, 156
Kamakhya (goddess)
, 192
Kane, Emily
, 85
Kazyak, E.
, 224, 233
Keuroghlian, A. S.
, 29, 37
Khalil, P.
, 225
Kinsey, Alfred
, 181, 188
Kruks, G.
, 26
Kuskin, Karla
, 229
Labor, Noah story and
, 228–230
Latter-Day Saints
, 3
LGBT
homeless adolescents
, 23–37
identity formation, intersectionality of disability and
, 153–174
specific services
, 33–34
Life course influences
, 203
Life course research
, 203
Los Angeles County Task Force on Runaway and Homeless Youth
, 26
Maccio, E. M.
, 33–34, 37
Mandate juggling
, 72, 73, 78–80
Marriage
evangelical youth
, 13
Hindus
, 18
Martin, J. L.
, 222, 225–226, 233–234
Martin, K. A.
, 224, 233
Masturbation
, 185
Meadow, Tey
, 71
Menstrual blood, magical properties of
, 192
Menstruation
, 191–192
cross-cultural role
, 191
Hindus
, 192
Islam
, 192
Jews and Christians
, 191–192
Judaism
, 192
Native America
, 192
Milkie, M. A.
, 224
Milligan, M. S.
, 154
Mottet, L.
, 33
Muslims
avoidance
, 7–10
as religious minorities
, 11
sexuality and gender norms
, 4–5, 7–10
See also Islam; Religions/religious groups
Myers, Helen
, 230
National Association for the Education of Young People
, 224
National Coalition for Sexual Health
, 183, 194, 198
National Longitudinal Survey of Adolescent Health (AddHealth)
, 123, 124
National Sexual Health Data Sources Relating to Youth
, 193
Neufeldt, A. H.
, 154
Noah and the Animal Boat (Ben-Ami)
, 229, 232
Noah and the Flood (Brett)
, 230
Noah’s and Namah’s Ark (Pomerantz)
, 230
Noah’s Ark (Myers)
, 230
Noah’s Ark (Spier)
, 231
Noah’s Ark: The story of Noah and the Ark according to Genesis (Guiladi)
, 229
Noah’s Ark: Words from the Book of Genesis (Ray)
, 230
Noah story
, 226–234
animals in
, 230–233
biblical verses
, 226
gender in
, 224, 228–230
heteronormativity
, 224
overview
, 222–223
patriarchy
, 228–230
teen and adult books
, 227
unloading of ark
, 231–232
Ohle, J.
, 33
Old Noah’s Elephants (Ludwig)
, 230
On Noah’s Ark (Brett)
, 231
Parents of gender-diverse youth
, 67–90
alternate gender beliefs
, 80–84
instant adopter parents
, 87–90
mandate juggling
, 72, 73, 78–80
overview
, 68–69
transition
, 77–87
Patriarchy, Noah story and
, 228–230
Peer surveillance
, 10–15
Pescosolido, B. A.
, 224
Pew Research Center
, 122–123, 143
Photovoice research
, 103–104
Picture books about Noah. See Noah story
Plato
, 188
Policy recommendations of homeless LGBT adolescents
, 36–37
Queer identity formation, intersectionality of disability and
, 153–174
case study
, 158–173
difficult dialogs
, 163–166
encouraging transformation
, 169–173
family systems theory
, 157–158
literature on
, 155–156
model
, 156–158
nurturing queerness
, 166–169
overview
, 154–155
peer supervision process
, 161–163
queer theory
, 156–157
refuge
, 158–161
Queer theory
, 156–157
Quinceanera
, 189–190
Rahilly, Elizabeth
, 71
Ramayana
, 17
Ramirez
, 12–13
Ray, N.
, 28, 33, 37
Ream, G. L.
, 28
Religions/religious groups
, 1–19
avoidance
, 6–10
data analysis
, 6–19
data and methods
, 4–6
disengagement
, 15–19
overview
, 3–4
peer surveillance
, 10–15
self-restraint
, 10–15
transition to adulthood rituals
, 190–192
Renold, E.
, 223
Rich, Adrienne
, 223
Ridgeway, Cecilia
, 69, 70
Risman, Barbara
, 45, 54, 59
Rites of passage, girls becoming women
, 189–190
Russell, S. T.
, 145
Sateré-Mawé tribe, Brazil
, 190
Saucier, J.
, 225
Savin-Williams, R. C.
, 124, 128–129, 130, 144, 155
Scarry, Richard
, 225
Seijin-no-Hi
, 190
Self-pleasuring
, 185
Self-restraint
, 10–15
Sex
being bad
, 185
being fun
, 185
being good
, 185
as exploration
, 186
learning about
, 181–187
as love
, 186–187
as manipulation
, 187
messages about
, 181, 185–187
as obligation
, 186
as responsibility
, 186
social context for
, 187–192
as survival
, 187
as violence
, 187
Sex for money, in Canada
, 97–114
data analysis
, 104–105
limitations
, 110
methods
, 102–104
overview
, 98–101
recruitment and data collection
, 103–104
results
, 105–110
The Sex Side of Life (Dennett)
, 188
Sexual coercion
, 195–196
Sexual debut
, 177–198
behavior
, 192–196
concept
, 179–180
forced
, 196
as framework to health and safety
, 196–198
overview
, 178
social context
, 187–192
Sexual expressions, youth demographics and
, 180–181
Sexual Health of Youth in the United States
, 194
Sexual intercourse, youth and
, 193
Sexuality
queer theory
, 156–157
religious groups and
, 1–19
in societal context
, 154–155
Sexually transmitted infections (STI)
, 194
Sexual minorities, educational attainment/outcome of
, 121–147
analysis
, 132
data and sample
, 127
demographic characteristics
, 130
descriptive and bivariate analyses
, 132, 135
household socioeconomic status
, 130–131
measures
, 127–131
multivariate analysis
, 138–143
overview
, 122–124
results
, 132, 135–143
school geographical characteristics
, 131
sexual orientation/identity
, 127–130, 133t–137t
variation among
, 125–126
Sexual socialization, media and
, 224
Shaktism
, 192
Shelters, for homeless LGBT adolescents
, 32–34
Shuttleworth, R. P.
, 155
Sidibé, Michel
, 184
Sigalow, E.
, 225
Simpson, B.
, 154
Smith, E. Boyd
, 230
Social context for sex
, 187–192
cross-cultural coming of age
, 189–192
Social life, gender and
, 69–72
South India
, 192
Spier, Peter
, 231
Stafford, A.
, 225
STI. See Sexually transmitted infections (STI)
Stone Fish, L.
, 156
The Story of Noah’s Ark (Smith)
, 230
Suicidal ideation, dating violence and
, 204–205
breaking up and
, 205–206, 208–209
telling others
, 211
Suicidality, dating violence and
, 204–205
Suicide, dating violence
, 205–206
Support, for homeless LGBT adolescents
, 31–34
dialectics of
, 34–35
The Tale of Noah and the Flood (Hutton)
, 233
Tavarez, J.
, 225
Teen dating violence. See Dating violence
Teen suicide
, 205–206
Totemic logic
, 225
Transactional sex. See Sex for money, in Canada
True Love Waits
, 3, 4
United Nations
, 184
Urban Faith Church
, 11–12
Victims of dating violence
, 203
depression
, 204
lower self-esteem
, 204
suicidality
, 204–205
Wang, C.
, 103
Washday on Noah’s Ark (Rounds)
, 230
Watson, R. J.
, 145
Whitbeck, L. B.
, 27, 30
WorldCat
, 227
Young, K.
, 225
Young women’s experiences, of dating violence. See Dating violence
Youth demographics, and sexual expressions
, 180–181
- Prelims
- “Dare to be Different”: How Religious Groups Frame and Enact Appropriate Sexuality and Gender Norms Among Young Adults
- Estimating the Status and Needs of Homeless LGBT Adolescents: Advocacy, Identity, and the Dialectics of Support
- The Intersex Kids are All Right? Diagnosis Disclosure and the Experiences of Intersex Youth
- Examining the Family Transition: How Parents of Gender-Diverse Youth Develop Trans-Affirming Attitudes
- Let’s Talk about Sex for Money: An Exploration of Economically Motivated Relationships Among Young, Black Women in Canada
- Educational Attainment and Sexual Orientation in Adolescent and Young Adult Males
- “To Feel Him Love Me”: Emerging Intersections of Identity, Queerness, and Differing Ability
- Sexual Debut Education: Cultivating a Healthy Approach to Young People’s Sexual Experiences
- Breaking Up is Hard to Do: Teen Dating Violence Victims’ Responses to Partner Suicidal Ideation
- Two by Two: Heteronormativity and the Noah Story for Children
- About the Editors
- Index