The word "queer" is often associated with nonconforming gender identities and sexual orientations that deviate from the normative expectations of society.
It can also be applied to broader...
Lesbian friendships are often based on mutual respect, trust, love, and loyalty, but they also provide an opportunity for women to explore their sexuality and create meaningful bonds outside of...
Chosen families are groups of people who come together to form a social structure that can provide emotional support, practical help, and even spiritual guidance when traditional forms of family do...
There has been an increasing challenge to the traditional heteronormative family structure that prioritizes monogamous, married couples raising children together. This includes challenges to gender...
Patriarchy is a system that privileges males over females in various ways, including physical strength, economic power, decision-making authority, and social status. In heteronormative societies...
Queer communities often challenge traditional notions of kinship and family structures. In this article, I will explore how queer individuals construct their own definitions of family and kinship...
Queer theories have been influential in challenging societal norms regarding gender, sexuality, and family structures since their inception in the 1960s. These perspectives challenge dominant ideas...
Historical practices of homoerotic intimacy have been studied extensively by scholars from various fields such as anthropology, sociology, gender studies, psychology, literature, art history,...
Queer economics is an emerging field that challenges the traditional economic paradigm of capitalism and offers alternative models for economic organization based on values such as collective...
Queer critique is an important field within academia that explores alternative ways to understand and interpret gender, sexuality, identity, and relationships outside of traditional heteronormative...