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ebony dalrymple
on Nov 12, 2024
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When asked by a colleague "So,which team do you play for?" Brad replied,"None.I don't play those kinds of sports at all." Brad therefore ascribes to
A) asexuality.
B) pansexuality.
C) bisexuality.
D) antisexuality.
Biphobic Marginalization
The exclusion or discrimination against individuals who are bisexual, stemming from stereotypes or negative attitudes towards bisexuality.
Asexuality
An absence of sexual desire.
Pansexuality
A sexual orientation characterized by the potential for aesthetic attraction, romantic love, or sexual desire towards people regardless of their gender identity or biological sex.
- Understand the various aspects of sexual orientation and gender identity.
Verified Answer
JM
Learning Objectives
- Understand the various aspects of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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