Denial of family diversity
Denial of family diversity refers to the tendency to overlook, dismiss, or minimize the variety of family structures that exist beyond traditional models, such as nuclear families. This perspective can lead to the misconception that only certain family types are valid or normal, ignoring the wide-ranging experiences of differentå®¶åº arrangements, like single-parent, same-sex, multigenerational, or blended families. Recognizing this diversity helps foster understanding and respect for all family forms, acknowledging that family life is complex and varies across cultures, communities, and individual choices.