LGBTQ youth face unique challenges when navigating competing expectations from family, peers, and cultural institutions, particularly regarding their identity and expression of it. These pressures...
How does participation in inclusive spiritual communities facilitate moral and psychological development in LGBTQ youth?
Spiritual community is an umbrella term that refers to a group of people...
Educational interventions specifically designed to address bias and inclusivity have been shown to positively impact long-term tolerance towards sexual and gender minorities in various cultural...
The current study explores how individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) may experience internal conflicts related to their sexual or gender identity that...
There has been an increase in discourse around the need for inclusivity within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community. This is largely due to the rise of intersectionality theory...
Intergenerational differences in religious interpretations can have significant implications for how families view and accept LGBTQ members. Religious belief systems may vary widely between...
Marginalized sexual identities are often overlooked and misunderstood by mainstream society. This is because their experiences can be different from those who identify as heterosexual or...
One of the most significant impacts of media representation is its ability to influence societal perceptions, public policies, and social inclusion of LGBTQ+ communities. In recent years, there has...
Inclusivity is defined as the practice of including everyone who can reasonably be included within a given context or group, which is an important aspect of building a more equitable society.
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One of the greatest challenges faced by many religious organizations is how to incorporate LGBTQ perspectives into their teachings while still remaining true to traditional beliefs and values. This...