Trans embodiment has been a subject of much debate and discussion in philosophy for centuries. It refers to the experience of being born into a body that is different from one's gender identity,...
Violence can be defined as physical, verbal, emotional, psychological, or sexual abuse towards someone that causes them harm. Violence may arise from external sources such as another person, an...
Sexual and Gender Identities
There are many ways to express one's sexual and gender identities, but how does it work for different people? What barriers have they faced when trying to be true to...
Can reimagining colonial archives through a queer lens reveal suppressed spiritual genealogies of love and kinship?
The answer to this question is both yes and no. On one hand, there are many...
In our society, it is often assumed that everyone falls into one of two categories: male or female, straight or gay/lesbian.
Some people identify themselves as something else entirely, such as...
The concept of bisexual invisibility is a common phenomenon experienced by individuals who identify as bisexual or pansexual. This refers to the experience of being ignored, discriminated against, or...
Queer art is a form of creative expression that challenges traditional norms and expectations around gender and sexuality. It has been used to explore topics such as identity, politics, power...
The term "moral harm" is commonly used in philosophy to describe the negative consequences that arise when an individual's actions violate societal norms. In this context, moral harm refers to the...
The idea that one's gender is determined solely by their biological sex has been disproved many times throughout history, but it still persists in some circles. It would be impossible to discuss...
The intersection between gender identities and religious morals can have various implications on individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) communities. Sexual...