One way that queer embodiment challenges dominant conceptions of sacredness, purity, and holiness is through its disruption of traditional gender roles. Queer people may choose to present themselves...
What is Cultural Competency?
Cultural competence refers to the ability of an individual or organization to understand, appreciate, respect, and interact effectively with individuals from different...
Society is comprised of people with different backgrounds, beliefs, values, and customs. These diverse views are shaped by culture, religion, education, upbringing, and environment. Societal norms...
What is prejudice and why it is harmful
Prejudice refers to an unfounded negative attitude towards others based on their race, gender, religion, age, disability, ethnicity, or sexual orientation....
We will explore how micro-level social dynamics can have an impact on macro-level organizational culture and inclusion policies. We will start by defining what these terms mean and then provide...
In modern societies, the redistribution of erotic power can threaten traditional moral authority due to its potential for disrupting social hierarchies and challenging established norms. This is...
Queer framework is an inclusive approach to understanding the diverse experiences of LGBTQIA+ individuals that emphasizes their unique needs, perspectives, and contributions to society. It challenges...
The history of queer narratives has been largely shaped by the erasure of LGBTQ+ voices from mainstream culture. Throughout centuries, people who were non-heteronormative have faced discrimination,...
The experience of being simultaneously queer and spiritual can often reveal a tension between divine acceptance and institutional exclusion within modern religious frameworks. This tension is due to...
Rituals are an essential part of human culture, providing structure and meaning to daily life. They help us connect with each other and create a sense of community. Rituals can be religious,...