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EMBRACE THE DIFFERENCES: CREATING A WELCOMING COMMUNITY FOR ALL SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS, GENDER IDENTITIES, AND CULTURES

Acceptance is an acknowledgment that someone or something exists, without judging it to be wrong or bad. It means being open to the idea that people may have different beliefs, values, lifestyles,...

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UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEX INTERSECTIONALITY OF SEXUAL IDENTITY AND RELIGION FOR THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY

In contemporary society, there is an increasing awareness that individuals who identify as members of minority groups may experience discrimination and exclusion from various aspects of life. This...

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SEXUALITY AND ETHICS: EXPLORE THREE THEORIES TO INFORM SUPPORT FOR LGBT COMMUNITIES

1. Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with moral principles and values. It considers what is right and wrong, good and bad, just and unjust. Ethical theories provide guidance for...

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HOW LEGAL PROTECTIONS CAN AFFECT TRANSGENDER PEOPLES ABILITY TO FULLY INTEGRATE INTO SOCIETY?

Gender Identity and Social Participation
Transgender individuals face unique challenges when it comes to participating in society. They often experience discrimination and exclusion due to their...

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HOW AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL QUEER WORKS BRIDGE PRIVATE EXPERIENCE, COLLECTIVE MEMORY, AND PUBLIC RECOGNITION

How do autobiographical queer works mediate tensions between private experience, collective memory, and public recognition?
Autobiographical queer works are literary texts that focus on the...

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TRANSGENDER STUDENTS AND EDUCATION: BEST PRACTICES FOR INCLUSION AND ACCEPTANCE

Transgender students face numerous challenges when it comes to their education. From having their gender identity validated to feeling safe and supported in school, they are often met with opposition...

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THE POWER OF RECOGNITION IN PROMOTING SELFCONFIDENCE AND BELONGING: A GUIDE TO INDEPENDENCE WITHOUT DEPENDENCE

This essay is about how the act of recognizing someone can either serve to heal their feelings of exclusion or perpetuate their dependence on others' perceptions of them. When an individual feels...

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HOW SOCIETAL NORMS DRIVE BOTH SUBTLE AND OBVIOUS PREJUDICE AGAINST LGBT PEOPLE?

Cultural and social norms have played a significant role in perpetuating discrimination against LGBT individuals for centuries. This type of discrimination can be seen through covert and overt...

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SEXUALITY, INCLUSION, AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT: QUEERINCLUSIVE LITURGIES AS ETHICAL FORMATION IN RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES

Queer-Inclusive Liturgies: Promoting Moral Awareness and Ethical Development in Religious Communities
The study of morality and ethics is an important part of religious life for many people around...

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IS THERE ROOM FOR DIVINE JUSTICE AND RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP EXCLUSION OF QUEER PEOPLE?

This essay will explore the question of whether divine justice is compatible with doctrines that exclude LGBTQ+ individuals from leadership positions within religious organizations. It will examine...

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