“We Have a Lot to Teach You and You Have a Lot to Teach Us”: The Forms of Changemaking Work Valued by LGBTQ+ Elders of Color

Keri D. Mabry
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Abstract:This research explores the contributions of LGBTQ+ elders of color and their insights regarding how activists of all ages can affect meaningful change. In-depth interviews with a convenience sample of 11 respondents took place via Zoom as part of a larger national research project. Informed by Marxian theories and intersectionality, data analysis focused on the forms of change-making work respondents considered most important. Findings suggest that LGBTQ+ elders of color value change-making activities that provide (a.) opportunities for intergenerational collaboration, (b.) nurturance from friends and family, and (c.) contribute to a more just, inclusive world for all.
“我们有很多东西要教你,你也有很多东西要教我们”:LGBTQ+有色人种长老所重视的变革工作形式
摘要:本研究探讨了有色人种LGBTQ+长者的贡献,以及他们对所有年龄段的活动家如何影响有意义的变革的见解。作为一个更大的国家研究项目的一部分,通过Zoom对11名受访者的方便样本进行了深入采访。在马克思主义理论和交叉性的指导下,数据分析侧重于受访者认为最重要的变革工作形式。研究结果表明,有色人种的LGBTQ+长者重视变革活动,这些活动提供(a)代际合作的机会,(b)来自朋友和家人的培育,以及(c)为所有人创造一个更公正、更包容的世界。
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