Erotic Solidarity
Among marginalized communities, erotic solidarity is an important factor that shapes political discourse. Eroticism can be understood as the desire to connect with others through...
Marginalized groups have faced oppression, discrimination, violence, and disrespect for centuries. This has led them to find ways to resist, fight back, and gain their rights. One way they have done...
Supportive Social Networks
In today's world, marginalized individuals face various forms of discrimination that can take a toll on their mental health.
Supportive social networks can play an...
Rituals of visibility are powerful tools for challenging the negative effects of societal erasure and promoting positive self-perception among marginalized groups. By bringing attention to...
What is the Ethical Significance of Visibility for Marginalized Communities?
Visibility refers to the ability of a community or group to be seen, heard, recognized, and acknowledged. It means...
The Psychology of Romantic Relationships in Marginalized Contexts
Romantic relationships are an integral part of human life, but they can be especially difficult to navigate in contexts of legal...
How does queerness intersect with disability, and what insights emerge regarding inclusion, marginalization, and ethical responsibility?
The term "queer" refers to individuals who identify...
Many people are unaware that queer spaces can be just as oppressive and harmful to disabled people as straight, cisgender ones. In fact, there is often more ableism in queer spaces because they tend...
What is Internalized Stigma?
Internalized stigma refers to when someone accepts societal prejudices about themselves and begins to believe that they are inferior because of their identity. This...
Queerness and disability are often thought to be mutually exclusive identities that cannot coexist without compromise. This perception ignores the unique challenges faced by people who identify with...