The term "marginality" refers to the experience of being excluded from mainstream society due to one's identity, background, beliefs, interests, or social status. Marginalized individuals are often...
The struggle for equal rights and social acceptance faced by the LGBT community has been an ongoing battle throughout history. In recent years, progress has been made, but there are still many...
The purpose of this article is to explore the role that queer-specific rituals play in creating community among LGBTQ+ individuals and to examine how these rituals may be incorporated into religious...
The concept of bisexuality has become more accepted in recent years due to the increasing visibility of people who identify as such, but it is still largely misunderstood and stigmatized. This can...
LGBTQ Youth Reconciling Love, Desire and Attachment with Religious Doctrine:
The intersection of LGBTQ youth's identities can be challenging to navigate, particularly when it comes to their...
What interventions can promote recognition and inclusion?
Recognition is defined as giving someone the credit they deserve for their work or efforts. Inclusion is when everyone feels welcome and...
A society can be said to have made moral progress when it has moved away from beliefs and practices that are widely seen as unjust, such as slavery, racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia,...
Mythology is an integral part of human culture, providing narratives that have been passed down through generations to explain the world around us and provide meaning to our existence.
Many...
Internalized homophobia is a psychological state characterized by the internalization of negative beliefs about same-sex attraction and behavior, resulting in negative self-evaluation, low...
Is sexual otherness a moral question, or a challenge to the very foundation of moral philosophy itself? Sexual desire is an essential aspect of human experience that has been explored extensively...