Studying lesbians

Studying LesBians is a monthly column about recent (and not-so-recent) research about lesBians or the LGBT community as a whole. This time I want to talk to you about yet another very surprising and shocking research finding: homophobia is bad for you!

Studying LesBians is a monthly column about recent (and not-so-recent) research involving lesBians or the LGBT community as a whole. This time I want to discuss two very different lines of research that both show a similar thing: we are all the same.

Studying LesBians is a monthly column that discusses recent, and not-so-recent, research involving lesBians. This time I'm looking into a study about the relation between sexual orientation and punishment.

'Studying LesBians' is a monthly column discussing recent (and not-so-recent) research involving lesBians. This time we look into another interesting study that had its results taken a little out of context.

From the title and the abstract it looked like someone had attempted to write a diagnostic manual especially aimed at lesbians. The notion that lesbians have their own special set of disorders or need a new manual is kind of offensive.

Studying LesBians is a monthly column about recent and not-so-recent research into lesBians and the LGBT community as a whole. This time I want to talk about a British study saying much fewer people identify as gay than originally thought.

Studying LesBians is a monthly column in which I discuss recent and not-so-recent research involving LesBians or the LGBT community as a whole. This month I want to talk about a study that was published this week, which shows that lesbians and gay men are happy to be single.

Studying LesBians is a monthly column about recent and not so recent research on lesBians and the LGBT community. This month I want to discuss obvious research being done and getting media attention.

Studying LesBians is a monthly column about recent and not-so-recent research on lesBians and the LGBT community as a whole. This month I want to discuss a study published a few weeks ago about the existence of Gaydar.

I am very lucky to work at a university, where in general the work environment is very gay-friendly. I have always been surrounded by out colleagues and I've never encountered any problems regarding my sexual orientation at work. Unfortunately, not everyone is as lucky.