Performance art is an expressive form that has been used to explore the boundaries between the performers' bodies, identities, and surroundings. Performance artists challenge traditional definitions...
How do global cultural currents influence local queer communities to produce hybridized philosophical identities? This is an intriguing question that has been explored by many scholars and activists...
Liminality refers to a temporary state of ambiguity that occurs when an individual is neither fully one thing nor fully another but instead exists between two distinct categories. Non-binary...
The process of self-discovery and identity formation among people who do not identify as male or female is not straightforward. It involves many different cognitive, emotional, and social factors...
As society becomes increasingly diverse, the need for interfaith dialogue has become more important than ever before. Interfaith experiences can help to create a better understanding between...
We will discuss the influence of parental guidance on morality, gender, and sexuality on self-acceptance and identity formation in LGBTQ youth. We will explore how parents can create a supportive...
Queer religious experiences have been studied across cultures to understand how individuals identify themselves within their respective faith traditions. Cross-cultural studies on queer religious...
Sexual orientation is an aspect of a person's identity that describes their romantic and sexual attraction to others. It can be defined broadly as who a person is attracted to physically,...
LGBTQ youth are those who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, or another non-heterosexual or gender-nonconforming identity. They are often subject to...
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The interplay between desire, shame, and self-forgiveness is an important aspect of identity formation for many people who identify as bisexual. This means that they may...