The article discusses the impact of digital anthropology on queer subjectivities in virtual, mixed-reality, and avatar-based networked environments. It explores the potential for novel forms of...
What psychological mechanisms drive recognition dependency in queer youth, and how might alternative validation systems support identity formation outside visibility economies?
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People who experience queer time have the freedom to live for pleasure, meaning, and self-expression rather than seeking conventional success or achievements. By rejecting societal norms of...
The negotiation of LGBTQ+ identities can be challenging for young people navigating school environments where their identities may not be fully understood or accepted. This is especially true when...
Queer mystical practices involve exploring one's spirituality and identity through meditation, ritual, and community building. They can help develop moral insight, ethical reflection, and relational...
How do queer youth navigate identity formation within algorithm-driven social media environments?
In today's world, teenagers are increasingly turning to social media platforms for personal...
Can forgiveness be an ethical foundation for queer healing? Forgiving others is an essential part of healing from trauma, but can it also play a role in queer liberation? In this article, I will...
Creative and performative practices can be powerful tools for both individual and collective healing, self-expression, and social change. These practices involve creating or performing artistic works...
Many archives have been created specifically to document and preserve materials related to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) history. These archives can serve several functions...
How does the pursuit of social recognition among queer youth interact with the architecture of social media platforms, and what implications does this have for mental health and identity...