Title: Ethical Frameworks for Queer Sexual Practices
Queerness is often defined as an experience that defies conventional social norms regarding gender, sexuality, and identity. This can include...
Intersectionality is an essential tool for understanding how multiple identities interact and overlap to create unique experiences and forms of discrimination. Queer communities are particularly...
In a perfect world where people are free to express their true selves without fear of persecution, global justice would mean an end to homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, cissexism, heterosexism,...
Queer History Recognition Can Transform Science and Art Institutions
The history of human civilization is largely shaped by heterosexual normativity and cisheteropatriarchy. Throughout time,...
Empathy-driven research is an innovative methodology that has been gaining traction in recent years, especially within the social sciences. It involves adopting an empathetic stance towards...
1. Introduction
Commercial representation of queer identities in advertising has become increasingly visible in recent years, but it remains a controversial issue due to its complex interactions...
It is important to acknowledge that education systems can be inclusive towards individuals who identify as fluid and non-binary. This means that there are no rigid or fixed notions about gender,...
Many LGBT individuals face barriers to accessing mental healthcare due to factors such as stigma, discrimination, lack of awareness, and financial limitations. These factors contribute to mental...
Religion has often been used as a tool to exclude people based on their beliefs, practices, or identities.
Some religions have also evolved to become frameworks for radical inclusion, welcoming...
Decolonial Queer Methodologies Expand Research in LGBTQ Studies
What is Decolonial Queer Methodology?
Decolonial queer methodologies are an approach to social science research that centers...