When Working with TSLGBTQ People, Social Workers Should Avoid ________

When working with TSLGBTQ people, social workers should avoid ________.

A) affirming how people self-identify
B) questioning TSLGBTQ people's experiences of heterosexism and cissexism
C) stating that their office is a safe space
D) posting visual materials that represent TSLGBTQ people
E) asking about the degree to which people participate in TSLGBTQ communities