In the realm of literature, the term "queer" refers to works that explore nontraditional gender identities, sexual orientations, and intersections between them. These stories often push against...
Chosen families are groups that people form outside their biological family to meet emotional needs. They can have many structures and can be based on friendship, romantic partnership, community, or...
Can Chosen Families Serve As Sustainable Social Structures Independent Of Heteronormative Kinship Models?
There has been an increasing interest in exploring alternative family structures beyond...
How do LGBT migrants construct a sense of belonging in host countries with varying levels of acceptance?
As more people are forced to flee their home countries due to political instability,...
The consequences of concealing and disclosing sexual identity in adolescence can have significant effects on an individual's cognitive, emotional, and social development.
Research has shown that...
What subtle forms of microaggression occur toward LGBT students in educational spaces?
In many schools and universities, there are subtle ways that teachers, administrators, and peers communicate...
How do queer migration narratives illuminate ethical questions about belonging, protection, and responsibility across borders?
Queer migration narratives explore the experiences of individuals who...
The question of whether or not to include religion in discussions about gender and sexuality is one that has been debated for many years. Many scholars have argued that there is a connection between...
Queer migration is the process of moving from one place to another while being open about one's non-heteronormative identity. It can be a difficult journey that challenges an individual's sense of...
Identity is a complex construct that is shaped by multiple factors, including one's sense of self, cultural norms, social interactions, historical contexts, and political landscapes. In many parts of...