Abstract
The article offers an in-depth exploration of the challenges and mental health disparities encountered by sexual minority youth. It underscores the widespread discrimination and prejudice these individuals face in various settings, including family dynamics and educational environments. The study highlights the adverse impact of societal discrimination and the lack of support on the mental health, academic performance, and overall well-being of sexual minority youth. Key findings reveal increased levels of stress, mental health disorders, and a higher likelihood of suicide attempts among these groups, emphasizing the critical need for systemic changes and targeted interventions. In conclusion, the article urges concerted efforts from all sectors of society to tackle the challenges faced by sexual minority youth. The implementation of comprehensive, evidence-based interventions and policies that foster acceptance, inclusivity, and support is essential for their mental health and well-being. The ultimate aim is to cultivate an environment where sexual minority youth feel valued, accepted, and supported, thereby contributing to a healthier and more inclusive society.
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