This article will focus on how public representations of queer families challenge dominant moral discourses about family values. Family is an important institution in most societies and has been...
Can the ethical principles of care and affection redefine family beyond blood ties? The answer is yes.
A family can be defined as a group of individuals who are related to each other through...
Queer parenting is a term used to describe families where one or more parents identify as LGBTQ+, meaning they are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, or any other...
Children who grow up in families with diverse gender makeup may be more likely to develop empathy, justice, and moral imagination than those raised in traditional nuclear households, according to...
Parenting is an incredibly rewarding experience, but it can also be challenging, especially when you're doing it outside of the traditional heteronormative framework. For those who identify as...
LGBTQ surrogacy is an important issue that involves numerous ethical considerations regarding body autonomy, consent, and family rights. This article will explore how these concepts intertwine in...
Children are often seen as innocent beings who grow up to become members of society that contribute towards its development and advancement. They learn about the world around them through experiences...
LGBT parents are challenging societal norms about family structure. Traditional ideas suggest that a child needs both a father and mother figure to develop into a healthy adult.
Recent studies...
Can the intersection of law, culture, and ethics produce a society that genuinely values diverse forms of family? This question raises important issues related to the role of the family in human...
Queer approaches to parenthood involve individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ raising children outside of the traditional heteronormative family structure. These individuals often prioritize...