Table 2.

Logistic Regression Model Testing Racism as a Moderator Between Family Rejection and Identity Concealment Since the Start of COVID-19 Among Sexual and Gender Minority College Students of Color (n = 200)

Variable	B	OR	95% CI	p
Racism x Family Rejection	1.930	6.888	(1.074, 44.178)	.042
Racism	.059	1.061	(.252, 4.474)	.936
No Racism	Ref
Family Rejection	.417	1.518	(.450, 5.123)	.501
No Family Rejection	Ref
Racialized Heterosexism/Cisgenderism	1.484	4.411	(1.728, 11.258)	.002
No Racialized Heterosexism/Cisgenderism	Ref
Out to Parents	−1.774	.170	(.062, .466)	<.001
Not Out to Parents	Ref
Age (continuous)	−.112	.894	(.755, 1.059)	.194
Gay	.268	1.307	(.282, 6.056)	.732
Lesbian	−1.184	.306	(.070, 1.338)	.116
Queer	.048	1.049	(.261, 4.222)	.947
Another Sexual Orientation	−.570	.566	(.178, 1.801)	.335
Bisexual	Ref
Asian	−.613	.542	(.106, 2.766)	.461
Black	.653	1.921	(.364, 10.124)	.441
Another Race	.781	2.183	(.624, 7.631)	.222
White	Ref
Latino	.344	1.411	(.293, 6.791)	.667
Non-Latino	Ref
Noncisgender	−.232	.793	(.300, 2.094)	.640
Cisgender	Ref
Social Isolation (continuous)	.109	1.115	(.868, 1.432)	.393
Living with Parents	.191	1.211	(.371, 3.952)	.751
Not Living With Parents	Ref
Undergraduate	.295	1.344	(.350, 5.154)	.667
Graduate	Ref
Parental Financial Dependence (continuous)	−.303	.739	(.462, 1.180)	.205
Female Assigned at Birth	.467	1.595	(.439, 5.791)	.478
Male Assigned at Birth	Ref