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11ty/definitions/bi-erasure.md

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+title: bi-erasure
+slug: bi-erasure
+speech: noun
+defined: true
+excerpt: the questioning or denial of the existence or legitimacy of bisexuality
+reading: 
+  - text: Erasure of Bisexuality
+    href: https://www.glaad.org/bisexual/bierasure
+  - text: 'Gayly: Study finds bi-erasure can lead to depression'
+    href: https://www.gayly.com/study-finds-bi-erasure-can-lead-depression
+---
+
+or, bi erasure; the questioning or denial of the existence or legitimacy of [Bisexuality](/definitions/bisexual); the shortened form of "bisexual erasure"
+
+## Examples
+
+- Telling a bi person that they're going through a phase or are confused
+- Falsely connoting being bi with a certain sexual status or gender—bi people can be asexual, monogamous, polygamous and/or cis or trans, non-binary, agender, etc. Being bi-sexual does not necessitate other characteristics of identity
+- Questioning our "queerness" because of our current partner (when a bi woman is with a man, for one example)
+- Using phrases like "Bi now, gay later"
+- Saying bisexuality isn't real
+- Excluding us from LGBTQ+ conversations
+
+## Impact
+
+"Bi+ people experience discrimination from both heterosexual and sexual minority communities, related to repeatedly needing to “come out” as bi+.
+
+This double discrimination can lead to isolation and loneliness, which can be harmful for mental health." — Sabra Katz-Wise

11ty/definitions/bierasure.md

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-title: Bierasure
-slug: bierasure
-speech: noun
-defined: true
-excerpt: the questioning or denial of the existence or legitimacy of bisexuality
-reading: 
-  - text: Erasure of Bisexuality
-    href: https://www.glaad.org/bisexual/bierasure
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-the questioning or denial of the existance or legitimacy of [Bisexuality](/definitions/bisexual).
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-## Impact
-
-"Bi+ people experience discrimination from both heterosexual and sexual minority communities, related to repeatedly needing to “come out” as bi+.
-
-This double discrimination can lead to isolation and loneliness, which can be harmful for mental health." — Sabra Katz-Wise