What is the impact of historical trauma on contemporary spiritual practices and identity formation for LGBTQ believers?
The phrase "historical trauma" refers to the collective emotional and...
The idea that individuals' wellbeing is a primary goal is generally accepted within modern ethics. This principle emphasizes that people are morally obliged to seek their own welfare and avoid...
Historical Patterns of Marginalization
Marginalized groups have faced various forms of discrimination throughout history, including slavery, colonialism, genocide, segregation, and more recently,...
Generational memory of historical persecution has played an important role in shaping the current landscape of queer activism and identity politics. Historical persecution refers to the systematic...
Collective identity refers to the sense of belongingness that individuals experience when they identify themselves with a particular social group. It is often developed through shared experiences,...
How does grief manifest differently in communities that have endured repeated historical traumas and erasures?
The article will explore how the experience of grief differs for individuals who come...
To explain the impact that historical trauma has had on the current experience of marginalized groups is to acknowledge how much it continues to shape people's lives, identities, and perceptions even...
Post-Conflict Societies and LGBT Identities
Post-conflict societies face many challenges, including the need to navigate the integration of LGBT identities in the context of historical trauma....
The visibility and acceptance of queer communities have increased due to various social movements and political actions.
These communities continue to face challenges such as systemic oppression,...
How has the suppression and erasure of queer histories in the Soviet and post-Soviet spaces affected contemporary LGBTQ movements and collective memory?
The systematic repression and destruction...