Starting a business can liberate LGBT people to be themselves
Published on 24 February 2023Setting up a business or going self-employed can give LGBT people a sense of liberation and freedom to be their authentic selves, shows study.
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Setting up a business or going self-employed can give LGBT people a sense of liberation and freedom to be their authentic selves, shows study.
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