LGBTQ+ community events are significant to individuals within this group who seek to express their identities and feel accepted. These gatherings provide a space for people to come together and share...
Inclusive education refers to an educational approach that involves incorporating students from all backgrounds, including those who identify as LGBTQ+ into mainstream schools. This approach has been...
Normalcy is often understood as a state of being ordinary, regular, or familiar. In this context, queering something means challenging or disrupting traditional norms, assumptions, expectations, and...
Parental attitudes towards their child's gender and sexual orientation can play a significant role in shaping how they perceive themselves and interact with others. Adolescent children who identify...
Queer believers have to balance their sexual orientation against what society expects them to be. This can make it difficult for them to practice their religion and maintain healthy relationships....
Is society morally obligated to increase the visibility of LGBTQ+ love? This is a question that has been debated for decades and continues to be an important issue today. On one hand, some argue that...
Community-based faith programs play an important role in helping LGBT individuals cope with feelings of isolation and marginalization that arise from being part of a stigmatized group. These programs...
The dialectic of acceptance and resistance is a concept that has been applied to many fields including politics, philosophy, religion, and social movements. It describes a tension between two forces...
Storytelling is an important tool for mediating conflicts between religious traditions and LGBTQ+ individuals' experiences
Storytelling has been used throughout history as a way to transmit...
Adolescence is a time of significant changes, both physically and psychologically. It's a time when individuals begin to develop their own identity and explore their sexuality. This exploration can...