10/16/2026
"If I was straight and white, it would be different."
That's what one survivor told researchers when asked why he never reported his sexual assault.
A new study led by Dr. Daniel Jacobson López, assistant professor and deputy Title IX coordinator at BU School of Social Work, is among the first to examine how racism and homophobia shape whether gay Latino sexual assault survivors, including Black Latino men, come forward at all.
Co-authored with faculty from Yale School of Nursing and the University of Pennsylvania, it's out now in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
Read the full study: http://spr.ly/6181BHz0pV