Lessons About Empathy from Queer Resilience and Adaptation
Resilience is defined as "the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness." When people face challenges, such as...
Societal institutions such as families, schools, workplaces, religious groups, sports clubs, and social organizations play an essential role in shaping attitudes towards people who identify as...
Laws have a profound impact on the institution of marriage, family, and inheritance, which can significantly shape queer relational and social dynamics. This article will explore how these legal...
The concept of empathy is crucial for creating a more inclusive and accepting society where all individuals can express their sexuality without fear of judgment or prejudice. Empathy refers to the...
We will explore how political institutions define the limits of equality when legislating LGBT rights. We will examine the various ways in which these institutions have historically approached this...
What is Inclusion?
Inclusion is a social justice concept that refers to creating an environment where every person feels valued and has equal access to opportunities regardless of their...
Queer individuals are those who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning their gender identity. They may also be called LGBTQ+. Multicultural citizenship laws refer...
Can historical acknowledgment of multiple genders inform more inclusive social policies today?
Different societies have always recognized different gender identities beyond male and female, but...
Children raised in LGBTQ+ families are likely to have different perspectives about what makes a family than those who grow up with heterosexual parents. They may view the definition of "family" as...
Can violence against queerness ever be fully eradicated while social hierarchies persist? This is an important question that has been debated for centuries. Unfortunately, there is no simple answer,...