What is Queer Kinship?
Queer kinship refers to the practice of forming family units outside of traditional nuclear families, often based on shared cultural backgrounds, identities, and...
In contemporary society, norms regarding love, compassion, and responsibility are often shaped by heteronormative moral standards that assume certain gender roles and expectations for...
Chosen Families are an essential aspect of queer culture and community, where individuals who have been estranged from their biological families due to issues such as homophobia, transphobia, racism,...
Philosophy of Love as Universal Connection Reinterprets Moral Theology
Moral theology is the branch of Christian ethics that studies human behavior from a religious perspective, focusing on...
Queer marriages refer to unions between individuals who identify themselves as belonging to non-heterosexual genders or orientations. In societies where traditional gender roles and heteronormative...
What are some common cultural shifts related to inclusivity that affect older adults' sexual needs?
There have been significant changes in cultural attitudes towards gender, sexuality, and...
Marginalized voices are those that are often left out of mainstream discourse, including sexual discourse. They can be excluded due to their race, gender identity, socioeconomic status, age,...
Evolution Through the Decades
Since its inception in the 1980s, Razzle has adapted to changing cultural and social attitudes toward sexuality and adult content. The magazine has updated its...