Double Challenge: Being Lgbtq and a Minority

by Rebecca Kaplan, Avery Kaplan

Provides advice for LGBTQ people of color on unique challenges they may face when coming out to their families and responding to homophobia in their respective communities The overarching message of the book is that there is a place for everyone to be queer and be themselves--whether they are Asian, black, Hispanic, white, disabled, or any other identity.

96 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2019

Reviews

[Kevin Keating · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was a horrible book. Written like a pedantic, disorganized, boring textbook. Lots of pictures thst serve to distract rather than inform. Thee were no citations on any of the claims they made. They had statistics with no citations and random opinions without citations. I understand it is a book for teens, but teens deserve credible info, not just gobbledegook. Seemed like every sentence had to have five or six adjectives and spelled out the long names of every organization, as if they were trying very hard to get to the 100 pages required to make it a book and not a pamphlet. I looked up the publisher and their address is a public library in Folcroft PA. Something weird here.