There is an increasing recognition that same-sex relationships face unique challenges due to societal prejudices and stigma, which can have implications for their mental and physical wellbeing. One...
Love, care, and relational responsibility are key elements in any healthy relationship. Love is an emotional bond between individuals that can take different forms such as romantic love, platonic...
Intimacy, Care, and Community Structures Within Queer Networks
The term "queer" is used to describe people who identify themselves outside of traditional gender and sexual categories, including...
Can a feminist ethics of care include nonbinary and trans perspectives as central, not peripheral?
The concept of a feminist ethics of care has been widely embraced within feminist theory, as it...
Queer Families and Moral Theories
Queer families are unique because they challenge traditional ideas about gender, sexual orientation, and family dynamics. They offer an opportunity to test moral...
Can early affirmation of identity be interpreted as a moral act of trust, care, and respect? Yes, it can.
Early affirmation of identity refers to the acceptance and celebration of one's...
Same-sex parents have been an increasingly common phenomenon in recent years, with more people choosing to enter into committed partnerships regardless of their gender identity. This shift has had...
Feminism is a political and social movement that seeks to achieve equality between men and women in all areas of life, including education, work, politics, healthcare, art, and culture. It aims to...
Queer critique of power is an important concept that has been studied extensively in academia for decades. It focuses on understanding how power structures are maintained and perpetuated through...
Can queer entrepreneurship model alternative economies grounded in ethical relationality, care, and collaboration?
What is Queer Entrepreneurship?
Queer entrepreneurship refers to businesses...