Visibility Management: Identity, Privacy, Disclosure, and Safety
Visibility management is the process of controlling how visible an identity is across different settings through disclosure, concealment, privacy, presentation, and selective openness.
Visibility management is the process of controlling how visible an identity is across different settings through disclosure, concealment, privacy, presentation, and selective openness.
Passing privilege is the social advantage someone may receive when others perceive them as belonging to a dominant group, such as cisgender or heterosexual.
Family rejection is the withdrawal of acceptance, support, or belonging because of a person’s identity, relationships, or self-expression, including LGBTQ+ identities.
Identity concealment is the act of hiding or limiting disclosure of a personal identity, often to protect privacy or reduce risks of stigma, rejection, or discrimination.