We often think of time as a linear progression, with each day leading into the next in a predictable sequence. In this model, there are "milestones" or "endpoints," such as graduation, marriage, or...
How does political instrumentalization of queer identities affect representation, agency, and community trust?
Political instrumentalization is a process whereby people are used for their own...
There has been an increasing interest in examining how gender, sexuality, and identity are negotiated through visual art. One such approach is to explore the idea of the "border" as it pertains to...
Queer freedom refers to the concept that people who identify themselves outside of heteronormative gender roles have the right to live their lives authentically without fear of judgment or...
Transgender people face systemic discrimination across all aspects of life, including employment and professional advancement. This type of discrimination takes many forms, from outright exclusion to...
Queer activism has been an important force for social change since its emergence in the early twentieth century. Activists have fought against discrimination and oppression based on sexual...
The idea of what constitutes morality has changed drastically throughout history. With each shift in societal norms comes new ways to interpret what it means to be good or evil, right or wrong, holy...
Queer phenomenology is a field of study that explores how marginalized identities such as gender, race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation shape one's lived experiences. It challenges traditional...
Sexual and gender minorities are individuals who do not fit into traditional societal norms regarding sexual orientation or gender identity. They may identify as LGBTQ+ or non-binary, transgender,...
Empathy is defined as the ability to share the feelings of another person and to imagine what they are experiencing. It is an important aspect of human interactions because it helps individuals to...