Queer-inclusive religious education can be an important way to promote empathy, moral reasoning, and psychological resilience among individuals. It involves teaching about diverse experiences and...
Humor, irony, and camp are three ways that queer cultures use to critique mainstream ideologies and normative expectations about gender, sexuality, and identity. In this article, I will explore how...
LGBTQ-affirming religious communities are organizations that accept and welcome members who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, or otherwise non-heterosexual or...
Cultivating moral imagination involves developing an understanding of social issues through different perspectives beyond personal, cultural, and religious biases. This requires individuals to...
Queer aesthetics is an approach to art that challenges traditional representations of gender and sexuality. It explores the intersections between identity, representation, power dynamics, and social...
The concept of "queer philosophy" is a relatively new field within academia that has emerged to challenge dominant Western ontological assumptions about identity, embodiment, and relationality. It...
In modern society, where ethics are becoming increasingly nuanced and complex, it is crucial for adolescents to have the tools necessary to make sound decisions when faced with moral dilemmas....
Emotional autonomy refers to an individual's ability to regulate their own feelings and thoughts without relying on external sources of validation or support. In an LGBT intimate relationship, this...
The purpose of this study is to investigate whether participation in gender and sexuality education shaped students' critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and empathy towards LGBTQ issues. It is...
In today's world, education is an essential aspect that shapes the way people think, feel, behave, and communicate with each other. It influences how individuals view themselves and others while also...