LGBTQ Parents and Family Structures
LGBTQ families are created differently than heterosexual families. They often face social pressure and legal barriers that can affect their ability to form...
Queer families face significant challenges when navigating institutional barriers such as adoption and education. This is due to heteronormative structures that are embedded in these...
How does the existence of queer households challenge philosophical assumptions about hierarchy, inheritance, and authority? In traditional societies, the nuclear family is seen as the basic unit of...
Inheritance is one of the most important concepts in human society. It refers to the transfer of property from one generation to another, often through bloodlines. Lineage, on the other hand, refers...
Family ethics can be reimagined to prioritize relational care over biological reproduction. This involves shifting the focus from biological children to non-biological connections like adopted...
LGBTQ+ is an acronym that stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Plus others who identify as nonbinary, intersex, asexual, pansexual, etc. It's no surprise then that many...
There are many factors that go into the decision to have children, including financial stability, health, education, career goals, and personal preferences.
One factor that is often left out of...
The purpose of this essay is to explore how same-sex families navigate their way through legal systems that are based on heteronormative assumptions about family structures. In order to understand...
The question of whether government policy can be neutral about issues related to adoption when they intersect with moral and religious beliefs is an important one, particularly given the social and...
Navigating Legal Infrastructure
Queer families face challenges when it comes to navigating legal systems that may be biased against them.
Many countries around the world have laws in place that...