Can familial rejection be assessed as moral and social failure rather than personal conflict?
Familial rejection is an experience that can have lasting impacts on an individual's life. It may...
There are many factors that can influence whether an individual decides to migrate internationally, including their personal and family background, economic situation, educational level, and more....
Strategies for Queer Migrants' Emotional Survival
When we think about migration, it is easy to focus on physical aspects such as traveling across borders, finding work and housing, learning new...
When queer migrants move to a new country, they often experience significant emotional and psychological challenges. These can include feeling disoriented, lonely, isolated, alienated, anxious,...
Can transnational solidarity coexist with local cultural authenticity? This is an essential question that has been debated for decades among anthropologists, sociologists, linguists, and other social...
The subject matter of this article is how a country's views on lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) rights can have an impact on its tourism industry, immigration patterns, and diplomatic...
When queer migrants gain legal recognition, they can become citizens of their new country. This may seem like a positive development, allowing them to access rights such as employment, education,...
Many people from authoritarian countries migrate to pursue greater freedoms and opportunities abroad.
This process can have unexpected consequences for their identities, including the formation of...
Diasporic Queer Communities Maintaining Cultural Continuity While Embracing New Freedoms Abroad
Sexual freedom is often associated with modern societies that have liberal attitudes towards...
Intercultural relationships are becoming increasingly common today due to globalization, travel, immigration, and online dating. People from different cultural backgrounds may have different beliefs...