Experiencing anti-bisexual discrimination has been linked with numerous negative
consequences, such as internalized stigma and symptoms of anxiety and depression. A …

Bisexual women are more likely to be sexually assaulted and to receive negative reactions
to disclosures of sexual assault than heterosexual and lesbian women. However, few …

Objective We leverage state-level variability in social policies that confer legal protections for
sexual minorities (eg, employment nondiscrimination acts) and examine their association …

Introduction Accurate population estimates of trends in sexual identity groups are important
for understanding cultural change, the range of diversity in sexual orientation, and health …

Substantial empirical evidence suggests that individuals who belong to sexual and gender
minorities experience more anxiety and depression than heterosexual and cisgender …

Most prior bisexual research takes a monolithic approach to racial identity, and existing
racial/ethnic minority research often overlooks bisexuality. Consequently, previous studies …

Accumulating evidence indicates that bisexual individuals are at increased risk for mental
health disorders compared with heterosexual and lesbian/gay populations. Research has …

Bisexual individuals may experience pervasive binegativity originating from both
heterosexual and lesbian/gay (L/G) individuals as a result of various psychosocial and …

Using updated data from the General Social Survey/National Death Index (GSS/NDI) study,
we examined whether the relationship between structural stigma—measured by …

Bisexual women experience worse mental health outcomes than lesbian and heterosexual
women, which may be explained by greater rates of sexual violence among bisexual …