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Parent’s Guide to LGBTQ+ and Your Teen
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by Axis
In the 1990s, being gay was more controversial than it is now. Ellen DeGeneres sparked controversy in 1997 for coming out as a lesbian on her hit TV show. In recent years, Ellen’s daytime talk show became one of the most popular,[1] and at the end of 2016, President Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom.[2]
Modern teens are growing up in a culture that has changed significantly since the ’90s. If they aren’t questioning their own sexuality, they have friends who are. They’re living in a society where Harry Styles is modeling Gucci’s womenswear[3] and where there are so many letters in the current LGBTQ+ initialism (LGBTQQIAAP)[4] that it’s simpler to use a plus sign than to list all of them. It’s no longer as big a deal to explore what it means to be gay or bisexual. Young people now tend to focus more on the newer terms represented by the acronym: queer, questioning, intersex, ally, asexual, and pansexual.
Even if your kids don’t struggle with their sexual orientation or gender identity, they probably know people who do. For the most part, the way the church has addressed these issues has been inadequate at best and polarizing at worst. What follows is what we think you need to know about what is shaping Gen Z’s perceptions of these issues, as well as how you can engage well with your teen and the LGBTQ+ community.
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Publisher:
Tyndale/Axis
ISBN:
9781496467386
Item #:
15955
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Binding:
Paper
Chapters:
5
Page Count:
112
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Publication Date:
2023
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