Identity Formation and Stigma
Identity formation is a process through which individuals construct their sense of self, based on their personal characteristics such as gender, race, ethnicity,...
Introduction to Queer Representation
Queer representation is increasingly becoming an essential aspect of media and entertainment as more people come out as LGBTQ+ individuals and demand accurate...
What ethical, psychological, and social ramifications arise from online environments for queer individuals, especially concerning vulnerability, freedom of expression, and identity...
Queer self-perception is shaped by a complex interplay of cultural, social, historical, and individual factors that can vary greatly between different groups and time periods. This article explores...
Youth media, particularly animated films and television shows, have played an important role in shaping public opinion about LGBTQ+ people since the earliest days of mass media. From Walt Disney's...
Cultural, linguistic, and social differences can have a significant impact on how people from different countries communicate and express their queerness. This is especially true when it comes to...
LGBTQ representation in media has come a long way since the days when it was either nonexistent or relegated to the sidelines. Queer artists have made significant strides towards greater recognition,...
Theater is a powerful form of art that can create profound change in individuals and societies through its unique ability to combine performance, storytelling, and emotional impact. One way in which...
Is Self-Acceptance a Finite Achievement or an Ongoing Act of Resistance?
Self-acceptance is often seen as a state that one achieves through introspection and personal growth.
This view fails to...
How does humor function as an ethical, psychological, and political strategy in queer communities?
Humor is a powerful tool that can be used for various purposes, including to create connections,...