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Heterosexism and Self-Disclosure in the Social Work Classroom

Abstract

This article discusses the responses of the author's students to his in-class disclosure that he is gay. The responses of 71 BSW students, collected via questionnaires distributed to two classes in two consecutive years, are examined in sections covering student awareness of gay and lesbian issues, reactions to the disclosure, and its effects on the learning environment, on recognizing homophobia and heterosexism, and on analyzing power. Among …

Authors

Cain R

Volume

32

Pagination

pp. 65-76

Publisher

Taylor & Francis

Publication Date

January 1996

DOI

10.1080/10437797.1996.10672285

Conference proceedings

Journal of Social Work Education

Issue

1

ISSN

1043-7797