There is an increasing recognition that queer kinship and chosen families are significant for contemporary moral philosophy. Queer kinship refers to non-traditional forms of family organization that...
There are many different types of families in the world today, but they all have one thing in common: They impose hidden ethical hierarchies under the guise of care. In some cases, these hierarchies...
Can chosen families challenge traditional ethical hierarchies of care? Chosen families are groups of individuals who choose to form familial bonds outside of blood relations. These communities can...
The LGBT community has been marginalized for centuries due to their sexual orientation and gender identity, leading them to create alternative forms of care and support networks within their own...
LGBTQ+ people often face significant challenges when it comes to forming romantic partnerships due to societal norms, expectations, and prejudices. This can make finding supportive and loving...
There has been growing interest in exploring alternative forms of family structures beyond the traditional nuclear family model. One such idea is that of nontraditional kinship structures, which...
Emotional labor is defined as work that expresses, regulates, or negotiates affective responses to preserve social norms. It can be physical, verbal, behavioral, or cognitive, but it always involves...
How does queer temporality call into question moral notions of permanence as a condition of trust or care?
Queer temporality is an approach to time that challenges traditional understandings of...
There are many ways to think about how lesbians practice care for each other. In this essay, I will explore one particular approach that emphasizes relational attentiveness and mutual responsibility....
Queer experiences of relational intimacy have been increasingly recognized as significant for understanding how people form bonds, maintain connections, and engage in ethically responsible actions...