Resilience in Ongoing Oppressions
Oppression can take many forms, such as systemic racism, gender discrimination, religious persecution, and economic inequality. In these cases, resilience becomes...
Queer marginalization refers to the exclusion and discrimination that non-heterosexual individuals face due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. This marginalization can be perpetuated by...
Participation in performance art provides LGBTQ individuals with opportunities to explore their identity, challenge societal norms, and build community cohesion through various means such as public...
Queer film festivals have become increasingly popular as a way to celebrate and promote LGBTQ+ cinema around the world. These events provide an opportunity for people from different cultures to come...
Collective pride refers to a shared sense of identity and belonging among members of a group or community. It can be based on factors such as cultural heritage, ethnicity, religion, nationality, or...
Narratives are stories that people tell about their lives, experiences, and beliefs. They can be based on personal memories, cultural traditions, historical events, or fictional representations....
Can teaching inclusion provoke moral reflection without provoking backlash?
Teaching inclusion can be a sensitive and controversial subject that requires careful consideration and planning to...
How do informal networks enable LGBT individuals to survive, resist, and build community under hostile social conditions, and what principles underpin their resilience?
Informal networks have...
Can inclusive schooling repair social divisions that extend far beyond the classroom?
Inclusive schooling is an educational approach that involves incorporating all students, regardless of their...