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When searching for "video links" in an academic context regarding this demographic, researchers typically study , video-based self-disclosure , and the curation of digital media links to find safe spaces.
: Deconstructs how YouTube coming out videos operate as a media practice for queer youth, examining both the symbolic capital they earn and the vulnerabilities they expose.
: Lovelock, M. (2019). Coming Out as Popular Media Practice: The Politics of Queer Youth Coming Out on YouTube . Read the full text on ResearchGate . 2. Social Media Use and Health and Well-being
: This brief details how digital spaces and video networks act as a "double-edged sword" by offering massive positive community reinforcement while also exposing youth to heightened cyberbullying risks.
: Multiple Authors (2022). Social Media Use and Health and Well-being of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Youth . Read the study on JMIR or view the archived version on PMC PubMed Central . 3. Out on YouTube: Queer Youths in Asia and America
: Lingel, J., et al. (2021). Out on YouTube: queer youths and coming out videos in Asia and America . Read the publication on Taylor & Francis Online . 4. The Online Experiences of LGBTQ+ Youth
Below are highly regarded, peer-reviewed papers that directly address these topics. 📚 Key Academic Papers 1. Coming Out as Popular Media Practice
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When searching for "video links" in an academic context regarding this demographic, researchers typically study , video-based self-disclosure , and the curation of digital media links to find safe spaces.
: Deconstructs how YouTube coming out videos operate as a media practice for queer youth, examining both the symbolic capital they earn and the vulnerabilities they expose.
: Lovelock, M. (2019). Coming Out as Popular Media Practice: The Politics of Queer Youth Coming Out on YouTube . Read the full text on ResearchGate . 2. Social Media Use and Health and Well-being
: This brief details how digital spaces and video networks act as a "double-edged sword" by offering massive positive community reinforcement while also exposing youth to heightened cyberbullying risks.
: Multiple Authors (2022). Social Media Use and Health and Well-being of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Youth . Read the study on JMIR or view the archived version on PMC PubMed Central . 3. Out on YouTube: Queer Youths in Asia and America
: Lingel, J., et al. (2021). Out on YouTube: queer youths and coming out videos in Asia and America . Read the publication on Taylor & Francis Online . 4. The Online Experiences of LGBTQ+ Youth
Below are highly regarded, peer-reviewed papers that directly address these topics. 📚 Key Academic Papers 1. Coming Out as Popular Media Practice
