In the context of contemporary Western society, the existence of bisexual partnerships has become increasingly recognized and discussed in recent years. As such, there is growing interest in...
As members of the LGBTQ community, navigating social spaces can be tricky for those who identify themselves as non-heterosexual, cisgender, or queer. There are many different types of spaces,...
Internalized homophobia is a term used to describe negative attitudes towards one's own same-sex orientation that may lead to self-loathing, shame, guilt, fear, isolation, depression, anxiety, and...
The experiences of LGBTQ+ service members vary greatly depending on the country, branch of the armed forces, and their level of self-acceptance. In some countries, such as Israel, the military...
Emotional labor refers to the effort people put into managing their own and others' feelings to meet societal expectations or workplace demands. In terms of managing social interactions for queer...
There are various moral frameworks that can be used to interpret intersectional oppression as both structural and existential harm. One such framework is the concept of "intersectionality," which was...
LGBT Youth Navigate Conflicts Between Personal Authenticity and Culturally Imposed Moral Frameworks
Many LGBT young people face difficulties navigating conflicts between their own identities and...
In anticipation of judgment, individuals may adopt a variety of communication styles that vary depending on the context and the intended audience.
When communicating with friends or family members...
The study of how queer diasporas navigate their dual cultural identities across borders is an important and complex issue that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years. Diaspora refers...
How do queer employees negotiate authenticity and survival within heteronormative organizational cultures?
Queer people have always had to navigate a challenging path in mainstream society where...