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Using Quantitative Methods To Do Intersectional Research on Intimate Partner Violence in LGBTQIA+ Communities
Purpose: Intersectionality provides a theoretical framework to analyze how systems of oppression interact to affect individual experiences, particularly among those with multiple marginalized identities. Research suggests that multiply marginalized people within the LGBTQIA+ community experience ele
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