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"你不能和我们坐在一起:"新奥尔良青年节目中的性别偏见

Katherine Jones1, Billie Castle1

  • 1Department of Public Health Sciences, Xavier University of Louisiana, USA.

International journal of nursing and health care research
|November 3, 2025
PubMed
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COVID-19大流行不成比例地影响了奥尔良教区的年轻人,特别是黑人和LGBTQ+年轻人. 解决青年计划中的性别偏见对于公平的支持和社区福祉至关重要.

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黑人女孩 黑人女孩在 COVID-19 疫情中,年轻人 年轻人 年轻人 年轻人 年轻人青年服务组织的青年服务组织.

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