What are the long-term psychological effects of operating in heteronormative and non-inclusive environments?
This is an important question that has been studied extensively in recent years....
How does the process of psychological healing following hate-motivated assault differ for queer individuals compared to cis-heterosexual survivors, and what therapeutic gaps remain?
According to...
The government's responsibility to safeguard LGBTQ+ people from bigotry violations is one that ought to be taken very seriously. Bigoted misconduct can take numerous structures and can have...
LGBT stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. These terms refer to people who identify themselves differently from the traditional gender norms of their society. In some cultures, it is...
The modern media has become an essential part of people's daily lives, providing them with information, entertainment, and education.
Its power to shape public opinion is not always used...
Moral Duty to Defend Marginalized LGBT Communities
Moral philosophy has been concerned with understanding the nature of right and wrong, good and bad, obligation and responsibility since ancient...
Queer people have always been seen as different from heterosexual society, but this difference has led to a complicated relationship with visibility. On one hand, being visible can mean that queer...
Hate crimes are criminal acts motivated by prejudice against individuals belonging to certain groups based on their perceived membership in society. These groups often include racial minorities,...
What does it mean to become visible when visibility itself carries the risk of violence?
Visibility is defined as "the state of being seen." In this context, becoming visible means that someone or...
The protection of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning (LGBTQ) people from violent acts is an essential goal for religious institutions worldwide. Religious leaders and...