The influence of social networks on the formation of LGBTI+ collective identities
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https://doi.org/10.35381/racji.v9i1.3669Keywords:
Social networking, sexual minority group, citizenship education, (UNESCO Thesaurus)Abstract
The overall objective of the research was to legally analyze the influence of social networks on the formation of LGBTI+ collective identities. This research used the quantitative method which produces descriptive data, originating from data collection. Supported by the documentary-bibliographic review. In addition, the inductive-deductive method was used. The analytical-synthetic method was also used. The technique used to collect information about the problem, the application of the online survey was distributed through social networks and relevant platforms for the community to reach a broad and representative sample. It is concluded that, social networks play an important role in the formation and strengthening of collective identities within the LGBTI+ community because through these platforms, community members can stay connected, share experiences and find a safe space to express themselves freely, this situation contributes to greater cohesion.
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