Illustration

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Minorities: Introduction 6

Illustration

Formation and Dissolution of a Sexual Minority


1. Sexually oppressed individuals develop some solidarity and organize themselves. As a newly organized minority (C), they try to take their place next to “officially recognized” national, ethnic, religious, and linguistic minorities (A, B, D, and E). 2. The new sexual minority shares the same goal with the others - recognition with equal rights as fully accepted members of society. 3. Once accepted, the minorities dissolve and blend into the general population. Some of them retain and display their typical customs, but these now assume a non-controversal, quasi-folkloristic character.

[Course 6] [Description] [How to use it] [Introduction] [Development] [Basic Types] [Variations] [Sexual Rights] [Sexual Rights 2] [Sexual Rights 3] [History] [Two Examples] [Sexual Minorities: Intro] [Prohibited Behavior] [Additional Reading] [Examination]