People who experience affirmation, inclusion, or exclusion can have significant effects on their long-term psychological well-being and social functioning. Affirmation refers to positive recognition...
Philosophy is concerned with understanding the world around us and how it relates to human experience. One aspect of this understanding involves exploring moral and ethical issues related to human...
This article is intended to explore the various ways in which queer freedom can interact with institutional, cultural, and political frameworks to redefine possibilities for authentic existence. By...
The recognition of divine fluidity is an important concept that has significant implications for both faith and sexuality. It allows individuals to break free from restrictive religious doctrines and...
Does non-binary awareness liberate identity from its own narrative? This essay explores the concept of non-binary identities and their relationship to personal stories and self-concept. Non-binary...
Activism is an important aspect of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, allied, and nonbinary (LGBTQIA+) communities. It involves individuals coming together to...
The Significance of Participatory Theater Centering Queer Voices
Participatory theater is an art form that emphasizes audience participation, collective decision making, and collaboration among...
In today's world, many traditional societies are struggling to maintain their hierarchies and power structures.
There are also some communities that have emerged where people strive for a level...
Queer identity refers to the personal sense of oneself as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or otherwise non-heterosexual. In recent years, there has been an increasing trend...
Queer resilience involves the cultivation of both individual and collective agency through various means such as self-advocacy, community building, resource mobilization, and political organizing. By...