An Applied Research Agenda for Homosexually Active Men of Color

This paper outlines a research agenda for designing and implementing services to gay men of color. The paper reviews the anthropological, historical, and international literature on homosexuality for its implications for contemporary service delivery. The paper proposes that a problem-solving model...

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Published in:Journal of gay & lesbian social services 1996-11, Vol.5 (2-3), p.139-164
Main Authors: Icard, Larry D., Longres, John F., Williams, James H.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Delivery Systems
Education
Ethnic Minorities
Homosexuality
Literature
Social Science Research
Social Services
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Summary:This paper outlines a research agenda for designing and implementing services to gay men of color. The paper reviews the anthropological, historical, and international literature on homosexuality for its implications for contemporary service delivery. The paper proposes that a problem-solving model that recognizes the central importance of empathy and rapport may be used to organize research. The paper concludes with a discussion of methodological issues.
ISSN:1053-8720
2993-3021
1540-4056
2993-303X
DOI:10.1300/J041v05n02_07