Table 3.

Indicators of victimization and discrimination incidence among sexual minority women IRR’s from Poisson regression (N = 612). Source: Chicago Health and Life Experiences of Women Study

	Panel A: victimization						Panel B: discrimination
	Model 1			Model 2			Model 1			Model 2
	IRR	SE	p	IRR	SE	p	IRR	SE	p	IRR	SE	p
Gender
Masculinity	0.98	0.02		1.10	0.06	*	0.95	0.02	*	1.09	0.05	†
Femininity	1.01	0.02		1.06	0.05		0.93	0.02	**	0.99	0.05
Race/ethnicity (White)
Black	1.20	0.11	*	2.69	1.07	*	1.20	0.10	*	3.32	1.27	**
Latina	1.23	0.12	*	2.43	0.94	†	0.94	0.08		2.45	1.04	*
Masculinity # Black				0.87	0.05	*				0.82	0.05	**
Masculinity # Latina				0.89	0.06	†				0.86	0.06	*
Femininity # Black				0.93	0.05					0.93	0.05
Femininity # Latina				0.97	0.06					0.91	0.06
Sexual orientation (100% Lesbian)
Mostly lesbian	0.85	0.09		0.86	0.09	+	1.16	0.10	†	1.13	0.10
Bisexual	0.93	0.08		0.93	0.08		0.94	0.08		0.95	0.08
Age	1.01	0.00	**	1.01	0.00	**	0.98	0.00	***	0.98	0.00	***
Income (< $10,000)
$10–30,000	1.06	0.11		1.08	0.11		1.21	0.12	*	1.22	0.12	*
$30–50,000	0.86	0.09		0.85	0.09		1.05	0.11		1.03	0.11
$50–75,000	0.89	0.11		0.90	0.11		1.26	0.14	*	1.25	0.14	*
$75–200,000	0.85	0.11		0.87	0.11		0.85	0.11		0.87	0.11
Missing	0.93	0.15		0.93	0.15		1.17	0.18		1.17	0.18
Education (HS Grad or less)
Some college	0.77	0.07	**	0.76	0.07	**	1.29	0.12	**	1.26	0.12	*
College grad	0.57	0.06	***	0.57	0.06	***	1.03	0.11		1.04	0.11
Constant	1.50	0.33	†	0.83	0.32		5.22	1.12	***	2.32	0.84	*

^†p < .10;

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01;

^***p < .001; SE standard error