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Stronger together? Examining the buffering effects of same-ethnicity partners on experiences of discrimination among sexual minority men of color
Group membership and social connections play important roles in protecting people from stigmatized groups against the effects of discrimination on mental health. However, because people can belong to many groups, they may find themselves in situations where they experience stigmatization from others
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