Un Sitio Donde Ellos Viven, Como Ellos Viven: LGBT Latinos & the Social Justice Sexuality Project

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A presentation given by Carlos M. Camacho and Alexis Espinoza at the Eastern Sociological Society Meeting on behalf of the SJS Project about family support and spirituality as predictors of outness for LGBT Latinas/os.

Eastern Sociological Society Meeting February 24, 2012 Carlos M. Camacho, CUNY-Graduate Center Alexis Espinoza, Hunter College “ Un Sitio Donde Ellos Viven, Como Ellos Viven: LGBT Latinos & the Social Justice Sexuality Project”

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Un Sitio Donde Ellos Viven, Como Ellos Viven: LGBT Latinos & the Social Justice Sexuality Project

1. Eastern Sociological Society Meeting February 24, 2012 Carlos M. Camacho, CUNY-Graduate Center Alexis Espinoza, Hunter College “ Un Sitio Donde Ellos Viven, Como Ellos Viven: LGBT Latinos & the Social Justice Sexuality Project”

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26. Spirituality and Religion SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1123

27. Spirituality and Religion SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1123 SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1119

28. Spirituality and Religion SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1116

29. Spirituality and Religion SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1116 SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1114

30. Spirituality and Religion SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1120

31. Spirituality and Religion T he American National Election study N = 1732 SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1120

32. ***(-) Spirituality and religion has a negative impact on “outness” among Latinas/os. Spirituality and Religion

33. <Family Support>

34. Family Support SJS evaluation survey 2010 n = 1051

35. Family Support *** Family support affects “outness” among Latinas/os.

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Editor's Notes

First, special thanks to…organizers of Creating Change… our funders, Arcus….
Our study - For the Latino population, “La Familia” is an important social structure. Following, we see religion, such as Virgen Guadalupe as a symbol of latino. Portraying the latino community as religious, in particular “catholic”. Therefore we want to know how this affects outness among LGBT latinas/os. Let us not forget that currently there is a debate on Defense of the Marriage Act, which uses religion as a basis. Driving our interest to looking at religion and its effect on outness on LGBT latinos, especially since they are portrayed as religious. http://www.flickr.com/photos/diego-fg/4609958934/ Rene de Calle 13 http://www.flickr.com/photos/justoutpdx/5727292753/ M Necklace http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathaninsandiego/5944794302/in/photostream/ USN http://www.flickr.com/photos/justoutpdx/5978958468/in/set-72157627287849682 dancing duo http://www.flickr.com/photos/justoutpdx/5727343951/in/set-72157626612469033/ crowd shot
Since we are using the same data, we will not reiterate what our colleague very eloquently covered. The gathering - 2009 - 1) researching, raising money, 2) piloted. This is how we did it - online, venue based events, partners. Goal was to get people who would not necessarily go to gay pride, but may be a gay rodeo or senior event or religious event. Started with N=5,500 -> 4963 due to respondent fatigue [didn’t finish], lack of integrity [in response - not taking survey seriously] Online - 18% Paper - 82% http://www.flickr.com/photos/justoutpdx/5727339221/in/photostream 3 guys taking survey
We will go on to remind you that the data was gathered from all 50 states The survey reach: All 50 states Image from here: http://geology.com/state-map/maps/usa-map.jpg
Including PUERTO RICO! The survey reach: All 50 states + Puerto RIco Image from here: http://www.globalworkstravel.com/graphics/Puerto_Rico_cgt_map.jpg
Once again, the origional sample was 5500 In contrast, the SJS study has a total sample size of 5,500 (down to 4,963). It covers a range of 5 groups - diverse in terms of racial/ethnic group, age, gender, relationship status, sexual orientation & gender ID, and 5 broad topic areas. We used a purposive sample, ideal for a study of this kind where random sampling would systematically exclude people of color and disproportionately include white people.
In contrast, the SJS study has a total sample size of 5,500 (down to 4,963). It covers a range of 5 groups - diverse in terms of racial/ethnic group, age, gender, relationship status, sexual orientation & gender ID, and 5 broad topic areas. We used a purposive sample, ideal for a study of this kind where random sampling would systematically exclude people of color and disproportionately include white people.
As mentioned at the beginning our purpose is to see wha predicts outness. We are focusing on the effect that family support has and religion. We will of course look at demographic variables as well. Upper left Copyright Carlos M. Camacho http://www.flickr.com/photos/blile59/2763817011/sizes/z/in/photostream/ middle left http://thewildreed.blogspot.com/2010/09/hopeful-and-encouraging-trend.html bottom left http://www.flickr.com/photos/blile59/2763931027/sizes/z/in/photostream/ upper right http://www.flickr.com/photos/ohquepretty/3541513907/sizes/z/in/photostream/ bottom right ong LGBT latinas/os.
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Note: The American National Election Study has a different income breakdown, 1: A. None or less than $2,999 2: B. $3,000 -$4,999 3: C. $5,000 -$7,499 4: D. $7,500 -$9,999 5: E. $10,000 -$10,999 6: F. $11,000-$12,499 7: G. $12,500-$14,999 8: H.$15,000-$16,999 9: J. $17,000-$19,999 10: K. $20,000-$21,999 11: M. $22,000-$24,999 12: N. $25,000-$29,999 13: P.$30,000-$34,999 14: Q. $35,000-$39,999 15: R. $40,000-$44,999 16: S. $45,000-$49,999 17: T. $50,000-$59,999 18: U.$60,000-$74,999 19: V. $75,000-$89,999 20: W. $90,000-$99,999 21: X. $100,000-$109,999 22: Y. $110,000-$119,999 23: Z . $120,000-$134,999 24: AA. $135,000-$149,999 25: BB. $150,000 and over. I placed the table into an excel file and combined the percentages to match with SJS.
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Q11a: The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey conducted in 2007 shows that, in America, nearly 6 in 10 adults say they pray at least once a day. But frequency of prayer varies by religious tradition, age, gender and income. About 7 in 10(69%) Hispanics pray every day. 57% (N=2026) of Americans (age 18+) say that one must believe in God to be moral ( Pew Global, 2007 ). http://www.flickr.com/photos/paullew/6773848012/sizes/z/in/photostream/
Q11b: The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey ( Pew Forum, 2008 ), asks &quot;How important is religion in your life&quot; with the given options of &quot;very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important.&quot; According to the Pew's report &quot; Religion Among the Millennials &quot; (2010): U.S. Youth (age 18-29): 45% saw religion as &quot;very important&quot; (N=4,242) U.S. Older Adult (age 50-64): 59% saw religion as &quot;very important&quot; (N=10,484) U.S. Older Adult (65+): 69% saw religion as &quot;very important&quot; (N=8,146)
Notes (Q11C): The American National Election Study question asks; &quot; Aside from attending services, in the PAST SIX MONTHS have you been an active member at your place of worship -- I mean, have you done things like serve on committees, give time for special projects, or help organize meetings?&quot; The choices for response are yes and no. Total Cases: 2323 USA : Yes 26.5% No 73.5% Blacks: Yes 32% No 68% Latino: Yes 19.5% No 80.5% Asian: Yes 23.8% No 76.2% Women: Yes 29.7% No 70.3% Youth: Yes 20.5% No 79.5% Older: Yes 26% No 74% http://www.flickr.com/photos/natxo_lopez/3829657578/sizes/z/in/photostream/
Notes: The American National Election study, http://sda.berkeley.edu has a question dealing with religious guidance Question 11 (e):Would you say your religion provides SOME guidance in your day-to-day living, QUITE A BIT of guidance, or a GREAT DEAL of guidance in your day-to-day life? (Total Sample 2323, n valid: 1727 USA/1732 Blacks, Asian and, Hispanics/1727 Women/151 Youth/486 Older) http://www.flickr.com/photos/wallyg/2510028608/
Notes: he American National Election study, http://sda.berkeley.edu has a question dealing with religious guidance Question 11 (e):Would you say your religion provides SOME guidance in your day-to-day living, QUITE A BIT of guidance, or a GREAT DEAL of guidance in your day-to-day life? (Total Sample 2323, n valid: 1727 USA/1732 Blacks, Asian and, Hispanics/1727 Women/151 Youth/486 Older)
It is significant in the .001 level
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Family support affects “outness” among Latinas/os. It is significant in the .001 level. http://www.flickr.com/photos/janini/2101003875/
As mentioned at the beginning our purpose is to see wha predicts outness. We are focusing on the effect that family support has and religion. We will of course look at demographic variables as well. Upper left Copyright Carlos M. Camacho http://www.flickr.com/photos/blile59/2763817011/sizes/z/in/photostream/ middle left http://thewildreed.blogspot.com/2010/09/hopeful-and-encouraging-trend.html bottom left http://www.flickr.com/photos/blile59/2763931027/sizes/z/in/photostream/ upper right http://www.flickr.com/photos/ohquepretty/3541513907/sizes/z/in/photostream/ bottom right ong LGBT latinas/os.
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