Social recognition or erasure of non-binary identities has significant implications for mental health, legal rights, and social inclusion. Non-binary individuals are people who do not identify...
How does the social construction of masculinity intersect with queer self-expression, and what strategies do individuals employ to navigate these sociocultural constraints?
In today's society,...
LGBTQ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer. LGBTQ communities are formed around these identities that are different from heteronormative expectations. These differences create...
Transphobia is a term used to describe prejudice against individuals who identify themselves as transgender, which refers to people whose gender identity differs from their biological sex at birth....
The issue of marginalization is especially prevalent among elderly members of minority groups such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) populations due to their unique experiences...
Gender identity is the internal sense of gender, which may be masculine, feminine, neutrois, agender, bigender, demigender, pangender, or any of the many other identities that exist within the...
What ethical dilemmas arise when digital identities predate or conflict with legal recognition of gender, and how do these dilemmas affect personal agency?
The rise of digital technologies has...
How do queer individuals navigate the tension between authenticity and safety in heteronormative environments?
The world is a heteronormative place. Everywhere one looks, there are signs of...
Religion is often viewed as an integral part of one's identity, providing individuals with a sense of community, purpose, and meaning in life.
For those who identify as LGBTQ+, religion can also...
Structural inequalities are prevalent in many aspects of society, including education, employment, housing, healthcare, and political representation. These inequities disproportionately impact...