Activism is an inherently political act of advocating for social change, which can take many forms such as protesting, petitioning, boycotting, lobbying, campaigning, fundraising, and promoting...
The intersections between different forms of oppression are often overlooked, but it is crucial to acknowledge how they can help build solidarity among various marginalized groups. Queer communities...
There is increasing recognition that advocating for marginalized family members is a crucial moral duty. Marginalization can take many forms, including disability, race, gender identity, sexual...
There are many ways to approach this issue, but one effective way is to start by identifying historical injustices that have contributed to disparities in health outcomes within marginalized...
Solidarity is an essential ethical principle that guides individuals to support each other against oppression and discrimination. It entails standing together with those who face exclusion from the...
Sexual Dissidence is a term used to describe the act of pushing back against societal norms surrounding gender roles and sexual orientation. It involves resisting traditional ideas about what it...
Systemic discrimination is defined as unfair treatment or bias against a group of people based on their social identity or demographic characteristics such as race, gender, age, sexual orientation,...
A moral responsibility is an obligation that exists for a person to act according to certain principles that are considered morally right. An individual has a moral responsibility to uphold their own...
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, while allyship involves actively supporting marginalized groups and advocating for their rights. In this article, I will discuss...
The role of empathy in shaping non-LGBT individuals' responses to anti-discrimination efforts and inclusive education is essential for creating a supportive environment for all students. When...