How do queer desires destabilize the ontological foundations of gender and sexuality as categories of being? Queer desires challenge the very notion of what it means to be male or female, straight or...
LGBTQ activists have been challenging established religions for decades now, but their efforts have often been met with resistance from within the communities they aim to change.
Some brave...
Love can be a powerful force that exposes the arbitrary nature of moral prohibitions.
Societies may have strict rules about premarital sex, but people still find ways to express their sexual...
The concept of non-binary temporality challenges traditional linear understandings of time and space, which have historically been based on a binary opposition between past, present, and future....
The rituals that people practice to reinforce their beliefs can be powerful, but they also have unintended consequences. When these rituals are repeated, they can become more entrenched, more...
Queer temporality refers to how non-heteronormative individuals experience time differently than their heterosexual counterparts. This can include the ways in which they remember events from the...
Queer temporalities challenge traditional concepts of time because they question the notion that time moves forward in a predictable way. Instead, queer perspectives suggest that time can be fluid,...
Queer temporality is the concept of time experienced by those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, genderfluid, pansexual, intersex, polyamorous, kinky, asexual, etc. In...
Queer theology is an important tool for challenging traditional religious beliefs about sexuality and gender identity, including those that are rooted in patriarchy and heteronormativity. It is...
The term "cultural expectations" refers to the set of social norms, values, beliefs, and customs that are shared among members of a particular culture. These expectations guide behavior and influence...