How does experiencing multiple forms of discrimination simultaneously impact emotional health and identity formation?
Experiencing discrimination due to one's race, gender, class, religion,...
The Philosophical Significance of Bodily Aesthetics, Social Perception, and Identity Formation Within LGBTQ Contexts
Bodily aesthetics, social perception, and identity formation are significant...
One of the most intriguing aspects of human nature is the way in which people form identities and communities through shared cultural practices. From ancient rituals to modern social media, humans...
Queer communities around the world have been using digital platforms for identity formation, activism, and transnational community building since the early days of social media. These platforms offer...
Cultural hybridity is the blending of different cultural identities, traditions, values, beliefs, and practices into a unique and multifaceted experience that reflects an individual's background and...
LGBTQ identities have been a subject of controversy for many years, with some people viewing them as deviant behaviors while others recognize and support them as part of human sexuality....
"How does invisibility of LGBTQ narratives in sacred texts influence identity formation and communal participation?"
The lack of representation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and...
The subject of social ostracism is not new but has become more relevant than ever in recent years. Ostracism is when someone is excluded from a community because they do not fit into its norms. This...
How does queer spiritual mentorship contribute to moral reasoning, identity formation, and community resilience?
Moral reasoning is the process of making decisions about right and wrong actions...
Queer communities have always been challenging traditional norms and boundaries through their artistic expression and political activism, particularly when it comes to issues such as gender, sexual...