The word “queer” has become popular in recent years as a more inclusive term to describe non-heterosexual identities and relationships. It is important for literature to reflect this diversity by...
What are the Long-Term Social Consequences of Underrepresenting LGBTQ Narratives in Media, Literature, and Education?
As society continues to evolve and become more accepting of diverse...
The idea of morality and virtue has been an essential part of human civilization for centuries, influencing everything from personal conduct to societal norms.
These concepts have often been...
The exclusion of queer voices from the literary and artistic canon shapes cultural memory through its impact on the stories that are told, remembered, and passed down across generations. Inclusivity...
Queer voices have been historically marginalized from society due to the dominant heteronormative culture that places emphasis on cisgender and heterosexual perspectives. This marginalization has had...
The purpose of this article is to examine how curriculum design can include LGBT perspectives that promote critical thinking, empathy, and inclusivity. To achieve this goal, the following strategies...
When creating stories about queer people, writers have an ethical responsibility to portray their experiences accurately and sensitively. This means that they must consider the emotional impact of...
In many societies, attitudes towards LGBTQ+ identities vary greatly depending on cultural beliefs and traditions. This influence extends to the availability and perception of LGBTQ+ literature aimed...