How can community recognition benefit LGBT individuals' mental health?
LGBT people often face discrimination and stigma from society due to their identity, which can lead to feelings of isolation...
Cultural relativism is the idea that moral principles are relative to specific cultures, and therefore what is considered right and wrong depends on one's culture. It challenges the universality of...
LGBTQ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, and related identities. These identities have been subjected to various forms of discrimination throughout history.
There...
We will discuss the different philosophical strategies that can be used to confront youth homophobia and foster moral reflection. Youth homophobia refers to the negative attitudes, beliefs, and...
Ethical frameworks for reconciling religious freedom and LGBTQ+ rights
Religious freedom is an important aspect of human life that allows people to practice their beliefs freely without fear of...
This article explores how anthropologists have studied the social, cultural, historical, and biological aspects of same-sex relations and gender nonconformity to understand the diversity,...
How do social media algorithms shape the visibility, erasure, and commodification of queer identities in contemporary culture?
Social media has become an integral part of modern life, with...
Love is often regarded as one of the most powerful forces that bind human beings together. It has been observed to transcend social boundaries such as race, age, religion, and economic status but it...
How might queer aesthetics of self-expression function as ethically and politically transformative practices within marginalized communities?
Queer aesthetic is an artistic movement that...