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- Title
A Dynamic-Ecological Model of Identity Formation and Conflict among Bisexually-Behaving African-American Men.
- Authors
Wilson, Patrick A.
- Abstract
Understanding how ethnic, sexual, and masculine (ESM) identities form and possibly conflict among African-American men may be important to consider in explaining bisexual behavior in this population. It is proposed that the bisexual behavior among African-American who are primarily sexually attracted to other men may be a function of conflicting ESM identities. Comprehensively understanding the formation and conflict of ESM identities requires an examination of individuals, social contexts, and interactions between individuals and contexts. The current article presents a dynamic-ecological model of identity formation and conflict among ethnic minority men who have sex with men and uses the model to demonstrate how bisexual behavior among African-American men may be examined.
- Subjects
CONTRADICTION; ETHNICITY; GENDER identity; MASCULINE identity; AFRICAN American bisexual men; BISEXUAL men; LGBTQ+ people's sexual behavior
- Publication
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 2008, Vol 37, Issue 5, p794
- ISSN
0004-0002
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1007/s10508-008-9362-9