Psychology
CONCLUSION: The Very Real Consequences of True Crime Misrepresentations of LGBTQ+ People
Document Type
Book Chapter
Abstract
This conclusion presents some closing thoughts on the concepts covered in the preceding chapters of this book. The book explores how the media ignores or misrepresents LGBTQ+ people in the criminal legal system and beyond, regardless of an individual or group’s involvement with crime or victimization. It explores the failures of Immigration and Customs Enforcement as related specifically to immigration and nationality vis-à-vis trans women. The book addresses, trans women of color continue to experience physical and mental harm insomuch as they may be denied effective medical treatment while detained that ultimately results in their deaths. It focuses on intersectionality reveals insights into how identity and social location impact how people are treated in the criminal legal system and the media. The book deals with teachable moments and/or key takeaways the reader should consider, thereby encouraging critical thinking, application, and action.
Publication Title
The (Mis)Representation of Queer Lives in True Crime
Publication Date
8-25-2023
First Page
331
Last Page
338
ISBN
9781032246048
DOI
10.4324/9781003279440-22
Keywords
true crime, gender studies, queer studies, media studies
Repository Citation
Buist, Carrie L.; Slakoff, Danielle C.; and Goldberg, Abbie E., "CONCLUSION: The Very Real Consequences of True Crime Misrepresentations of LGBTQ+ People" (2023). Psychology. 76.
https://commons.clarku.edu/faculty_psychology/76
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