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The mental health effects of erasure, othering, and lateral violence | 3CR Community Radio

The mental health effects of erasure, othering, and lateral violence

Friday, 25 October 2019 - 9:43am
Erasure, othering, and lateral violence

Erasure, othering, and lateral violence

In Episode 7 of QR Code, Michele Vescio(link is external) discusses the mental health effects of erasure(link is external), othering(link is external), and lateral violence(link is external) experienced by people in queer communities - with Azlan, a queer Asian-Muslim man, refugee, former asylum seeker, and an advocate for anti-racism and human rights; Callan Hales(link is external), an intersex trans woman, sex worker, performance artist, and musician; and Charlotte Sareño(link is external), a queer non-binary bisexual mixed-race woman of colour, social worker, poet, and creative producer with physical and psychosocial disabilities. They discuss mental health in the context of inaccurate portrayals of identities, visibility and exclusion in queer spaces, notions of equality and representation, and negotiating mental health barriers within individual intersections.

View and download the episode's audio transcript here(link is external).

Content warning: This episode contains descriptions or discussions of mental health and illness, lateral violence, othering, queer erasure, trauma, racism, microaggressions, medicalised bodies, and graphic language, that may be distressing to some listeners. If you need assistance, please contact Lifeline, Switchboard Victoria, or your state-based service. 

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An LGBTIQA+ health podcast series unpacking diverse and intersectional queer topics

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Anya Saravanan, George Maxwell, James McKenzie, and Michele Vescio.

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