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The Journey Out offers a supportive resource for young people who are exploring their sexual orientation. Drawing on themes of self‑acceptance and resilience, the book provides tools for teenagers to understand their identities, cope with prejudice, and address the social, religious, and political obstacles they may encounter during the coming‑out process.
First publish date: 1995
Genre: Psychology/Developmental Psychology
Authors: Rachel Pollack
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