Intersectionality is the theory that various aspects of social identities such as race, gender, class, sexual orientation, age, disability, religion, nationality, and more can combine to create...
Inclusive theology is a new approach to understanding God that emphasizes openness, acceptance, and love for all people regardless of their race, gender, class, religion, or other characteristics. It...
The concept of allyship has gained increasing importance in recent years as a means to promote justice, equity, and inclusion in society.
The process of becoming an effective ally is often fraught...
Queer ethics is a theoretical framework that challenges traditional moral and social norms to explore new ways of understanding human interactions, including concepts such as forgiveness. Within...
How to Institutionalize Inclusive Theology Without Losing Its Transformative Power?
The concept of "inclusive theology" refers to the belief that all individuals are equal in the eyes of God...
Moral responsibility and sacredness are concepts that have been debated for centuries in various cultures around the world. These concepts refer to how individuals perceive their obligations towards...
The following article discusses the importance of taking into account the intersectional experience of LGBTQ+ individuals in policies that affect them, emphasizing the need to avoid discrimination...
Can Queer Kinship Reinvent Justice as Radical Compassion?
Queer kinship is a concept that challenges traditional understandings of family and community. It encourages individuals to form new bonds...
Inclusive movements aim to create more equitable societies where everyone has access to resources and opportunities regardless of their identities.
This goal is often achieved through visible...
The Ethical Framework for Addressing Double Marginalization Experienced by LGBTQ+ Individuals with Intersecting Identities
Double marginalization is an important issue that affects many LGBTQ+...