This Amerin Psychologist reprt prents suggtns for avoidg heterosexual bias language ncerng lbians, gay men and bisexual persons.
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PRI, GAY PRI
Some exampl of sexual orientatn are lbian, gay, heterosexual, straight, asexual, bisexual, queer, polysexual, and pansexual (also lled multisexual and omnisexual). For example, the adjective “gay” n be terpreted broadly, to clu all genrs, or more narrowly, to clu only men, so fe “gay” when you e your paper, or e the phrase “gay men” to clarify the age.
DO THE WORD GAY GET PALIZED?
By nventn, the term “lbians” is appropriate to e terchangeably wh “lbian women, ” but “gay men” or “gay people” should be ed, not “gays. Avoid the terms “homosexual” and “homosexualy. It is accurate to llapse the muni to the term “homosexual.