The pathologization of queer identities refers to the process through which non-heterosexual or non-cisgender identities are viewed as abnormal, deviant, or illnesses that require treatment. In...
Intersectionality is a concept that examines how various forms of social inequality intersect with each other, resulting in unique patterns of discrimination and disadvantage. When applied to LGBTQ...
Community care is an alternative form of support that functions outside of traditional institutions such as hospitals, prisons, and schools. It is built upon principles of mutual aid, shared...
Freedom is often seen as a fundamental human right that allows individuals to make choices without external interference. It entails being able to act according to one's own desires, beliefs, and...
Social institutions are deeply rooted systems that have been shaped by historical and cultural norms that may have excluded certain groups from enjoying full rights and protections under law, access...
The concept of non-binary individuals, those who identify themselves outside of the traditional binary genders of male or female, has been gaining increasing attention in recent years. This growing...
Aging is accompanied by various psychosocial challenges, which are experienced differently across diverse groups, including queer populations. In this article, I will explore some of these challenges...
There has been an increasing awareness of the unique challenges faced by queer individuals who experience aging. This includes issues such as limited access to healthcare, feelings of isolation, and...
Transgender people face unique challenges regarding their identity and body image due to the perception that society has of them. Trans individuals have been marginalized and oppressed for centuries...
LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges related to their identity and systemic social inequality. These difficulties are often linked to the way that society views gender and sexuality, which can...