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Gender and LGBTQ+ representation across college majors and achievement levels using nationally representative US data

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By Joseph R. Cimpian, Zachary McDermott, Jo King, Taek H. Kim, Nathaniel Woznicki
| Nature Verified
Abstract Gender segregation across college majors persists, yet how these patterns vary across achievement levels and intersect with LGBTQ+ identity remains unclear. We examine whether field cultures and social norms may create ‘in-group benefits’ for lower-achieving members of field-specific majority groups.
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Masking the Health Impacts of Anti-LGBTQ+ Policies by Political Suppression of Data and Informational Erasure

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By Joseph R. Cimpian, Mollie T McQuillan
| American Journal of Public Health Verified
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Teen girls are facing an increased risk of suicide − and stress related to sexual identity might be contributing to it

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By Joseph R. Cimpian
| Seattle PI Verified
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Joseph Cimpian, New York University and Mollie McQuillan, University of Wisconsin-Madison (THE CONVERSATION) The alarming national rise in suicidal thoughts and behaviors among teenage girls has made headlines recently. Experts point to social media, cyberbullying and COVID-19 as potential new sources of stress for teenagers.
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