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'Ballroom itself can either make you or break you' - Black GBT Youths' psychosocial development in the House Ball Community

机译：“宴会厅本身可以使您或使您受伤”-黑人GBT青年在House Ball Community中的社会心理发展

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Social context plays a significant role in adolescent identity development, particularly for youth lacking traditional systems of support. Using ecological and symbolic interactionism perspectives, this study qualitatively explored the psychosocial identity development of Black gay, bisexual, or transgendered youth participating in the House Ball Community (HBC). The HBC is a diverse network of family-like structures called houses', as well as a glamorous social outlet via pageant-like balls' in which participants compete. A series of focus groups were conducted with youth and leaders from the HBC (n=37; age range=17-24). Via cross-case and comparative analyses, specific motivating factors related to entry into and continued involvement in the community were identified. Factors related to entry into the community included lack of safe spaces, opportunities for acceptance, means of subsistence, and allure of the scene. Factors related to continued involvement included resilience and coping skills development, sexual identity acceptance and pride, prevalence of risky behaviour, and risk of exploitation. Discussion of these factors provides insight on how self-constructed, supplementary social contexts may provide both unique supports and risks to members, allowing for more focused and well-informed interventions and policies to enhance healthy development in such communities while mitigating risk.
机译：社会背景在青少年身份发展中起着重要作用，特别是对于缺乏传统支持系统的青年。本研究使用生态学和象征性的互动主义观点，定性地探索了参加House Ball Community（HBC）的黑人同性恋，双性恋或变性青年的社会心理认同发展。 HBC是一个由类似于家庭的结构组成的多元化网络，称为房屋，以及通过参加比赛的像选美舞会一样的迷人社交场所。与来自HBC的青年和领导人（n = 37；年龄范围= 17-24）进行了一系列的焦点小组讨论。通过跨案例和比较分析，确定了与社区进入和持续参与有关的特定激励因素。与进入社区有关的因素包括缺乏安全的空间，接受机会，生存手段以及现场的吸引力。与持续参与有关的因素包括复原力和应对技能的发展，性认同的接受和自尊心，危险行为的普遍性以及被剥削的风险。对这些因素的讨论提供了关于自我构建的补充社会环境如何为成员提供独特支持和风险的见识，从而允许采取更有针对性和信息灵通的干预措施和政策，以增强此类社区的健康发展，同时降低风险。

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