The motion Advancement Project (MAP) released “Invisible Majority,” a report that is new explores the experiences of individuals who identify as bisexual who compensate over fifty percent for the LGBT community. This report was launched right after the next yearly #BiWeek, a campaign to speed up acceptance for the community that is bisexual raise awareness concerning the problems it faces.
The report illustrates that bisexual people experience alarming prices of invisibility, societal rejection, physical violence, discrimination, and bad real and psychological state usually at prices greater than their lesbian and homosexual peers.
Heron Greenesmith, Esq., the LGBT policy and movement analyst at MAP, told The Advocate:“Each book and study cited through this report paints the exact same image: bisexual folks are afraid to likely be operational about their intimate orientation and if they’re freely bisexual, they face bias and a definite not enough help. This report should act as a clarion call to policymakers [...]
