Answer: Which of the following do black lesbian couples describe as being the MOST influential part of their identities, according to Mignon Moore's research?
Explanation:
The book Invisible Families shakes up longstanding theoretical conceptualizations of racial identity, family formation, and motherhood, contesting basic assumptions about black families.
Throughout the book You can examine the ways race and class influence how Black women who are gay understand their sexual orientation, find partners, and form families, thus challenging a number of generalizations about lesbian family patterns that have been drawn from research almost exclusively focused on White, middle-class, feminist women. This effort bridges work in the lesbian and gay studies field that has not paid enough attention to issues of race and class with the literature on Black families that has remained silent on issues of sexual orientation.
