The digital age has revolutionized how people interact socially, including their romantic and sexual lives. Online dating apps, video chat programs, social media platforms, and online communities...
Queer ethical frameworks are rooted in the experiences of marginalized groups such as the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) communities, who have historically been excluded from...
Sexual safety refers to protecting oneself from harm or danger during sexual activity, including unwanted pregnancy and STIs. Physically, this means using birth control methods such as condoms or...
Queer erotic autonomy is a term that describes the right to self-determine one's sexual and emotional desires without social restrictions or normative expectations. It involves recognizing and...
How do queer documentary filmmakers navigate the ethical responsibility of portraying trauma and resilience without exploiting or sensationalizing marginalized experiences?
There has been an...
Erotic rebellion is defined as the act of rejecting societal norms regarding sexual behavior, practices, and desires. It may involve engaging in consensual activities that are deemed immoral or taboo...
Political violence is a serious problem that has plagued many societies throughout history. This type of violence can take various forms, including physical assault, psychological abuse, and even...
Erotic rebellion is an elusive concept that can be defined as a subversive act of expressing one's desires and emotions related to sexuality and intimacy in creative, artistic, or cultural forms....
Introduction to Coercion in Politically Oppressive Contexts
Coercion is defined as the act of using force or threats to compel someone to do something against their will. In politically oppressive...
How does coercive political context challenge traditional ideas of consent, and what refinements to the concept become necessary?
Consent is an integral part of healthy romantic and sexual...