Queer beauty is an expansive term that encompasses more than just physical appearance. It can refer to a person's character traits, behavior, interests, lifestyle choices, gender identity, and sexual...
Sexual morality and culture
Sex is a biological process that takes place when two people come together physically. It can be romantic, friendly, or even consensual. People have different opinions...
Political coercion is a form of forceful persuasion that can be implemented through formal or informal means to influence an individual's beliefs, attitudes, or behavior. In the context of consent,...
Bodily autonomy is a fundamental aspect of human rights that has been debated for centuries within the context of democratic theories. In order for a society to be considered truly democratic, it...
In a democratic society, everyone is entitled to participate in making decisions that affect their lives. This entitlement requires that individuals have control over their own bodies, which they can...
Purity movements are groups or organizations that promote abstinence from sexual activity outside of marriage or a committed relationship. They often have religious or moral motivations and aim to...
How does the moral evaluation of pleasure differ between authoritarian and democratic societies, and what implications does this have for social freedom?
In contrast to authoritarian systems where...
There are many ways that the idea of bodily autonomy can be interpreted in modern society, but for this discussion, we will focus specifically on its relationship with citizenship. Bodily autonomy is...
Sexual autonomy is the ability to make one's own decisions about one's sexual life without external pressures or coercion. It involves an individual's right to have control over their body, desires,...
Introduction to Coercion in Politically Oppressive Contexts
Coercion is defined as the act of using force or threats to compel someone to do something against their will. In politically oppressive...