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...
Queer vulnerability refers to the willingness and ability of members of LGBTQ+ communities to be open about their sexuality and gender identity, even when it may put them at risk of discrimination,...
The idea that inclusion can be morally justified while still requiring individuals to conform to existing social norms raises important ethical considerations. On one hand, societal values and norms...
Sexual scandals have historically played an important role in catalyzing broader social and political transformations, particularly in regards to issues related to gender equality, LGBTQ+ rights, and...
The term "heteropatriarchy" refers to a system of oppression that privileges cisgender, heterosexual men as superior to everyone else, especially women and people who are nonbinary or LGBTQ+. This...
How can one translate their sense of empathy for another person's struggles into concrete political and social actions that will make a difference? This question has been a subject of much debate...
We can start by examining how queer individuals are often marginalized in society due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. This marginalization often leads to exclusion from various...
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...
Queer Care Ethics is an alternative framework that offers a rethinking of justice through compassion instead of punishment. It focuses on the creation of communities where individuals are cared for...
The term “gender” refers to the socially constructed roles that society assigns to individuals based on their biological sex. Education is a powerful tool for promoting awareness about gender norms...