How does moral courage manifest in queer communities navigating systemic oppression, exclusion, and erasure? Moral courage refers to the ability of individuals to act despite external pressure,...
How Does Queer Grief Articulate Moral Resistance Against Erasure?
In this essay, I will explore how queer grief can be understood as a form of resistance to erasure that challenges the dominant...
Bisexuality is the attraction to more than one gender, typically male and female, simultaneously or alternately. It is often conflated with promiscuity and hypersexuality, which can lead to social...
The feeling of being invalidated or erased is detrimental to anyone's mental health, but when it comes to sexual and gender identity, the impact can be even more profound. When someone's sexual or...
Bisexuality is often misunderstood and stigmatized, leading to feelings of isolation and erasure within society. In this article, I will discuss the psychological impact of social invisibility and...
The issue of erasure of queer voices in political and institutional life has been a persistent one that requires attention. Queer voices refer to those who identify themselves as gay, lesbian,...
The psychological effects of social invisibility or erasure experienced by sexual and gender minorities can be profound and far-reaching. These effects include feelings of isolation, marginalization,...
The most common mental health problem experienced by people who have been victimized or abused is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). PTSD can result from exposure to trauma such as military...
Same-sex sacred relationships have been present throughout human history, but they have often been erased from official records and representations. This raises important questions about the role of...
Queer phenomenology of social recognition is an approach to understanding how people experience and negotiate their gender identity and sexual orientation within a society that often denies their...