Native American Two Spirit and LGBTQ health: A systematic review of the literature

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Morgan Thomas, T. McCoy, Itai Jeffries, Rick Haverkate, Elton Naswood, J. Leston, Laura Platero
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Abstract Introduction Two Spirit and Native LGBTQ people have unique health risks and cultural strengths. Method This study analyzes 28 reports published since 1980 examining the health and identity–formation experiences of Two Spirit or Native LGBTQ individuals. Results The majority (68%) of the articles focus on urban populations. Few employ a strengths-based approach. Less than half capture information about gender identity. Conclusion Findings suggest that Two Spirit and Native LGBTQ individuals are underrepresented in current health research. Existing research prioritizes a disease-specific perspective. Future research focused on intersectional identity formation, connectedness, and culture as a protective factor is needed.
美国原住民两种精神与LGBTQ健康:文献系统回顾
二灵和本土LGBTQ人群有着独特的健康风险和文化优势。方法本研究分析了1980年以来发表的28篇关于双灵或本土LGBTQ个体健康和身份形成经历的报告。结果绝大多数(68%)的文章集中在城市人群。很少有人采用基于优势的方法。只有不到一半的人能捕捉到有关性别认同的信息。结论研究结果表明,在当前的健康研究中,Two Spirit和Native LGBTQ个体的代表性不足。现有的研究优先考虑特定疾病的观点。未来的研究需要集中在交叉身份形成,连通性和文化作为保护因素。
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