Biphobia: Deal With It by Gordon Nore

Biphobia: Deal With It

And Be More Than a Bystander

Gordon Nore

James Lorimer & Company Ltd., Publishers · Print & ebook · May 9, 2023

A reader-directed exploration of biphobia/bierasure and how it can be aimed at people who are attracted to more than one gender.

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Who it’s for
Explores biphobia and bi erasure through examples, quizzes, Q&As, and responses to real-life scenarios.
Themes
Biphobia and bi erasure, Allyship and bystanding, Sexual identity discrimination
Genres
LGBTQ+ Issues

About this book

A reader-directed exploration of biphobia/bierasure and how it can be aimed at people who are attracted to more than one gender. Prejudice and discrimination affects people with different sexual identities than the standard poles of “gay” and “straight.”

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This book helps readers identify biphobia and start a conversation about how to deal with it. - Biphobia 101 defines the issue and provides examples on how to identify it - The roles of the Bi+ Ally, the By+ Stander, and the Bi+ Eraser approach the issue from three different points of view - Quizzes and Q&As provide real-life scenarios and responses to biphobia.

Biphobia in Practice

Explores biphobia and bi erasure through examples, quizzes, Q&As, and responses to real-life scenarios.

Come here for

  • Ways to identify biphobia and start conversations about addressing it
  • Three perspectives: Bi+ Ally, Bi+ Bystander, and Bi+ Eraser

Expect

  • A definition of biphobia and examples of how to recognize it
  • Quizzes and Q&As featuring scenarios and responses

Where it sits

LGBTQ+ Issues88%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • LGBTQ+ Issues
  • Bisexual Studies
  • Graphic Social Topics
Authors
Gordon Nore
Publisher
James Lorimer & Company Ltd., Publishers
Published
May 9, 2023
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Biphobia and bi erasure · Allyship and bystanding · Sexual identity discrimination
Reading lane
LGBTQ+ Issues