Fernanda Fortes de Lena
@ferfortes.bsky.social
Demographer | LGBTQ+ researcher | Activist |
Gemini | Photography | Vegan food
Gemini | Photography | Vegan food
Obrigada pelo entusiasmo Carlão! Na verdade utilizaram um dos meus artigos pra escrever a reportagem. Então entraram em contato comigo pra checar as informações se estavam corretas. Tô feliz que usaram o trabalho pra chamar atenção pra temática de relacionamentos LGB e mercado de trabalho.
August 8, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Obrigada pelo entusiasmo Carlão! Na verdade utilizaram um dos meus artigos pra escrever a reportagem. Então entraram em contato comigo pra checar as informações se estavam corretas. Tô feliz que usaram o trabalho pra chamar atenção pra temática de relacionamentos LGB e mercado de trabalho.
These patterns are largely explained by paid and unpaid labor divisions within couples—highlighting how relationship dynamics differently affect economic outcomes across identity groups.
June 20, 2025 at 1:11 PM
These patterns are largely explained by paid and unpaid labor divisions within couples—highlighting how relationship dynamics differently affect economic outcomes across identity groups.
Heterosexual women experience an earnings decline after marriage, while changes in earnings tied to relationships are minimal and non-significant for bisexual and lesbian women.
June 20, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Heterosexual women experience an earnings decline after marriage, while changes in earnings tied to relationships are minimal and non-significant for bisexual and lesbian women.
Cohabiting or married men generally earn more than single men—regardless of sexual identity.
But for gay men, this "relationship premium" only appears after marriage, not cohabitation.
In contrast, heterosexual and bisexual men see earnings gains after entering any co-residential relationship.
But for gay men, this "relationship premium" only appears after marriage, not cohabitation.
In contrast, heterosexual and bisexual men see earnings gains after entering any co-residential relationship.
June 20, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Cohabiting or married men generally earn more than single men—regardless of sexual identity.
But for gay men, this "relationship premium" only appears after marriage, not cohabitation.
In contrast, heterosexual and bisexual men see earnings gains after entering any co-residential relationship.
But for gay men, this "relationship premium" only appears after marriage, not cohabitation.
In contrast, heterosexual and bisexual men see earnings gains after entering any co-residential relationship.
This is some terrible news. I'm sorry to hear about this imense loss to all in field and benefit from this work. :(
March 24, 2025 at 5:37 PM
This is some terrible news. I'm sorry to hear about this imense loss to all in field and benefit from this work. :(
😱 don't have words for this.
February 4, 2025 at 3:43 PM
😱 don't have words for this.