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In this chapter we address the established problem of the heightened risk of suicide amongst LGBTQ+ young people. While this book focuses primarily on sexual diversity, we, as do many of the chapters in the book, adopt an intersectional approach to include gender diversity.
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Abuse (sexual, physical, emotional); witnessing domestic violence against their mother; household substance use; household mental illness; parental separation or divorce; and having a member of their household incarcerated.
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