Queer temporality is an innovative approach to understanding time that challenges conventional linear models of temporal experience. It emphasizes the non-uniform nature of temporal experiences and...
What is selfhood? Selfhood refers to the perception and experience of oneself as an individual entity, with its own thoughts, emotions, desires, beliefs, and actions. It includes the way people...
Cultural normativity refers to the societal expectations regarding acceptable behavior, beliefs, values, and practices that are considered "normal" within a particular culture. These norms can vary...
Community rituals serve many purposes beyond the obvious ones of celebration and social bonding. They also create a sense of identity for their participants, especially when they include physical...
Queer culture is increasingly being commercialized in various ways, from fashion to music to social media. This trend has both positive and negative effects on identity formation, authenticity, and...
Community gathering is a fundamental aspect of human life that involves coming together for various purposes such as celebration, mourning, and sharing experiences. Rituals are an integral part of...
Exposure to LGBTQ+ Education in Schools Shapes Adolescence Identity Formation, Empathy, and Social Awareness
There has been an increased focus on providing inclusive education for students of all...
Media Exposure & LGBTQIA+ Identities
Media consumption plays an important role in shaping individuals' identities.
People may begin to identify with certain behaviors they see displayed on...
The topic of parental support for adolescent sexual and gender diversity has been increasingly prevalent in recent years due to changing societal attitudes towards these issues. While it is crucial...
Queer Narratives of Trauma, Resilience, and Transformation
Queer identity refers to individuals who identify themselves outside the heteronormative gender binary of male/female. Queer narratives...