Peer Victimization's Effects on Empathy, Social Cognition, and Trust
Peer victimization can be defined as experiencing bullying, teasing, harassment, exclusion, or rejection from peers. It is...
Queer online activists face significant challenges in their efforts to maintain efficacy, visibility, and resilience while navigating contexts of censorship, harassment, and algorithmic control....
The internet has become an integral part of daily life for many people around the world, including queer youth who have found online spaces to connect, share experiences, and express their...
The term "non-binary" refers to individuals who identify as neither male nor female, or whose gender identity falls outside the traditional binary of male and female. Non-binary individuals often...
The process of legally changing one's gender identity is often referred to as "bureaucratic gender recognition" due to the multiple steps required by law enforcement agencies, hospitals, courts, and...
How do bisexual individuals reconcile conflicting messages from queer and heterosexual communities about identity legitimacy?
Bisexuality is often viewed as an authentic orientation by both...
Concealing one's sexual orientation has been a common practice among individuals who identify themselves as LGBTQ+ for several decades now, and it continues to be so even today. This trend is...
The purpose of this article is to examine how philosophical inquiry can be used to analyze the ethical implications of bullying, harassment, and social exclusion on LGBT youth. Philosophy provides a...
Workplace discrimination is the unfair treatment of an employee based on their protected characteristics such as race, gender, age, religion, disability, national origin, pregnancy status, military...
According to statistics, one out of every five LGBT students in high schools reported being bullied because of their sexual orientation or gender identity during the previous year. Such bullying can...