Peer validation can play an important role in helping individuals cope with the psychological harm caused by the systematic erasure of bisexual and nonbinary experiences. When someone's identity is...
Bisexual individuals have unique experiences when it comes to relational ambivalence, which can be defined as the internal conflict that arises from being attracted to more than one gender. While...
Creative and performative spiritual practices have been found to significantly improve individuals' physical, mental, emotional, and social health and well-being. These activities include meditation,...
What is moral philosophy?
Moral philosophy is the branch of philosophy that deals with the question of what is right and wrong behavior, how people make choices about morality, and what principles...
Discrimination and microaggressions are common experiences for many individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, agender, asexual, or otherwise gender...
The idea of salvation has been an integral part of Christian theology for centuries, but it is often framed within the context of morality, judgement, and punishment.
Queer theology offers a new...
How does the pursuit of queer freedom confront social, cultural, and relational norms while fostering authentic selfhood? This question is essential to consider when exploring the intersection...
Coming out can be a difficult process for anyone, but it is especially challenging for members of the LGBTQ community who must navigate different social and religious norms. For those living in...
Early childhood is a critical stage for shaping one's identity, including their sexual orientation and gender expression. Children who grow up in environments that do not provide them with adequate...
We will explore the various psychological benefits and challenges associated with engagement in rights-based advocacy. Rights-based activism refers to a type of social movement that seeks to promote...