The topic of this article is to investigate the negative effects of media discrimination against queer individuals on their cognitive, emotional, and social wellbeing across different developmental...
Participation in queer-inclusive activism can have significant effects on an individual's spiritual resilience, moral agency, and identity formation. Spiritual resilience refers to one's ability to...
The study of trauma and its impact on identity formation has become increasingly popular among researchers in recent years. This article focuses on the specific experience of queer women who have...
The phrase "queer temporality" refers to the ways in which individuals from various marginalized identities navigate the world's linear structure of time. This involves understanding how identity...
How does communal support influence identity formation, socialization, and belonging among queer people?
The idea that people can experience different types of attraction towards members of their...
One of the most intriguing aspects of human development is how people change and grow throughout their lives, from childhood to adolescence to young adulthood to middle age and beyond. One factor...
LGBT believers often interpret religious metaphors differently from their heterosexual counterparts due to their unique experience of coming out and finding acceptance within their faith community....
This article will discuss the impact of host-country cultural norms, policy frameworks, community infrastructure, digital linkages, diasporic networks, and generational positions on the integration,...
The experiences that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning (LGBTQ) youth face can have a profound impact on their mental health and development. Social marginalization is one such...
The term "identity" refers to how an individual perceives themselves in relation to others, their environment, and society at large. Identity formation is a lifelong process that involves many...