Intergenerational communication refers to interactions between family members of different generations. These interactions play an important role in shaping how individuals understand their identity,...
The topic of marginalization is an essential concern for contemporary educators and scholars alike. It refers to the practice of excluding certain groups or individuals within a particular community...
Cooperative learning environments are an essential component of many modern education systems around the world, and they have been shown to be particularly effective for promoting positive social...
Microaggressions are subtle, often unintentional insults that negatively impact marginalized groups' mental health and wellbeing. Queer youth face them regularly, and their lasting effects can hamper...
Queer freedom is defined as the ability to choose one's own gender identity and sexual orientation without fear of discrimination or judgement from society. In order for queer people to live...
The following article discusses the impact that exposure to positive LGBTQ+ educational materials has on the identity development, self-concept, and self-esteem of young people who identify as...
Resistance is an act that occurs when an individual or group refuses to comply with laws, rules, regulations, or norms. It is typically associated with physical acts such as protesting, striking,...
LGBT youth face many challenges due to their identity, including bullying and harassment from peers, parents, and even strangers. This article explores some of the strategies that LGBT youth have...
Many bisexual individuals have struggled with cultural taboos surrounding their same-sex desires while trying to maintain connections to their heritage. Bisexuality is still stigmatized in many...
The main idea of this article is to examine how educational interventions affect implicit biases, which are unconscious beliefs that can influence behavior without awareness, compared to explicit...