Institutional norms are social rules that govern how people interact within an organization. They include everything from dress codes and communication styles to power structures and decision-making...
Queer marginalization is defined as the systemic oppression and exclusion of non-heteronormative individuals within society. This marginalization can take many forms, including but not limited to...
The concept of heteronormativity refers to the assumption that heterosexuality is the norm and that non-heterosexual identities are deviant or abnormal. This belief system has been ingrained in many...
Queer social recognition is an emerging concept that refers to the acknowledgment and acceptance of non-heteronormative identities within society. This means recognizing and valuing diverse sexual...
There are several reasons why integrating queer-inclusive curricula into educational institutions is challenging. Firstly, traditional education systems tend to be rooted in heteronormativity, which...
Most people assume that their romantic relationship is straight and cisgendered, but this assumption can be problematic when it comes to non-heterosexual relationships. The lack of visibility and...
The term "institutional heteronormativity" refers to the ways in which institutions promote the notion that heterosexuality is normal and expected while alternative sexual orientations are abnormal...
1. Introduction to sexual violence against LGBTQ+ adolescents
Sexual violence is an issue that affects many people around the world, but it is particularly prevalent among adolescents who identify...
Queer individuals who choose to hide their true selves while attending academic institutions often experience significant mental health issues. This can stem from feeling isolated, fearful of being...
There has been an increased focus on LGBTQ+ rights and inclusion in educational institutions.
Despite these efforts, there is still a lack of representation and understanding of queer perspectives...