Can the creation of new pronouns and identity categories expand society's ethical, social, and political imagination?
This article will explore how the creation of new pronouns and identity...
Can the recovery of indigenous queer traditions offer alternative moral frameworks of love? Indigenous cultures around the world have a rich history of understanding and embracing diverse expressions...
Gender and sexuality education are important aspects of human development that help individuals to understand their bodies, feelings, emotions, and thoughts about themselves and others. These...
Prejudice is an attitude or belief that favors one group or individual over another due to stereotypes or biases. It can be based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, age, disability, or...
Religious institutions are important parts of many societies around the world, providing structure and guidance to their members.
They also often have strict rules about gender roles and...
Post-industrial transformations have had profound effects on the field of queer studies and activism. As societies become increasingly globalized and digitalized, new forms of identity, culture, and...
Intergenerational communication refers to the exchange of ideas, values, and perspectives between individuals from different generations, whether it be within a family, school, workplace, or...
LGBTQ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning. These terms refer to people who identify with sexual orientations or gender identities that fall outside traditional...
Heteronormativity is the assumption that all people are either male or female, straight, and cisgender. It is an idea that assumes heterosexuality to be the norm and any deviation from this is...
The topic under discussion is "In what ways do peer networks either exacerbate or alleviate feelings of isolation among LGBT adolescents, and how does school climate shape inclusion, safety, and...