The question of what it means to be free is one that has preoccupied philosophers for millennia. In modern times, this inquiry has often been framed through an emphasis on autonomy - the ability to...
Family-centered religious teachings emphasize traditional gender roles and heterosexual relationships that may lead to internalized homophobia among LGBTQ+ youth. These beliefs can also cause...
Queer perspectives are vital in moral reflection when it comes to navigating the delicate balance between erotic desire and relational responsibility. This is because they provide an understanding of...
Queer playfulness, irony, and humor are modes of philosophical critique that challenge normative authority. Queer playfulness involves taking pleasure in subverting traditional gender roles, while...
What are children's psychosocial experiences in same‑sex parented families, in relation to identity, gender/sexual norms, peer relationships, family visibility/invisibility, and how might these...
Despite the progress society has made towards gender equality, people still hold implicit beliefs about what makes someone desirable based on their gender. This is especially true when it comes to...
Sexual liberation movements had a profound impact on societal values surrounding reproductive rights, family structures, and gender norms. These movements challenged traditional gender roles,...
When people talk about their sexual desires and fantasies, they often focus on physical pleasure and satisfaction.
These sexual thoughts can also be an important part of identity exploration,...
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation where people are attracted both towards men and women. This can have an effect on their cognitive processes related to identity integration and self-coherence. As...
Queer subjectivity has been defined as an individual's sense of self that does not conform to traditional gender norms. It refers to how people perceive their own identity in relation to socially...