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Out & Visible: The Experiences and Attitudes of LGBT Older Adults (Infographic)
 October 2014 | SAGE
"1 in 3 (32%) LGBT older people is concerned about 'being lonely and growing old alone,' as compared to 19% of non-LGBT people."
This infographic highlights a few key findings from SAGE's report "Out and Visible: The Experiences and Attitudes of LGBT Older Adults." |
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