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Sexual Minority Issues and Human Rights Education in Japan
ABSTRACT The Dowa (Human Rights) education program has become an effective method of changing concept and situations of Burakumin, a group of people that has been discriminated against in Japan. One educational strategy was to speak out their personal stories, which has become a trigger to some sexual minority teachers to come out, as well as others to establish a lesbian rights education program for adults and sexual diversity education courses at a national university.