Being Out About Nonnormative Sexual Orientations

Multiple Choice

Being out about nonnormative sexual orientations:

A) is to be discouraged by peers,parents,and teachers,as the steps can be scary and hard.
B) is important for LGBTQ people to increase social acceptance.
C) is unnecessary to understand the impact of stigma and discrimination on the lives of gay and lesbian people.
D) does not require the individual to muster his or her courage and resources.
E) cannot help heterosexual friends and family understand their lives and issues such as being denied jobs,health insurance,or marriage.