Can moral justice be achieved through recognition alone, or must it involve systemic transformation? This is an important question that has been debated for centuries, and there are many different...
Power dynamics are present in many aspects of life, including therapeutic relationships. In psychotherapy, the power dynamic between the therapist and client can influence the effectiveness of...
Microaggressions are subtle, often unintentional verbal, nonverbal, or environmental slights that target marginalized groups based on their identity characteristics. They can reinforce gender norms,...
How Does Politics of Naming Intersect With Recognition, Rights, And Moral Authority?
Naming is an integral part of human experience that has been used to confer identity, power, and authority...
What are the sociopolitical consequences of framing healthcare access as contingent rather than as a universal human right for LGBTQ+ communities?
Healthcare is an essential aspect of life that...
Marginalized individuals experience many forms of oppression that result from multiple sources. This paper will discuss how multiplicities of marginalization enhance one's ethical comprehension of...
Economic liberalism is the idea that individuals have the right to pursue their own interests without interference from government. This means that people are free to start businesses, work where...
There is much debate about the concept of equality within professional hierarchies. Some argue that it is important for all employees to be treated equally regardless of their position or rank....
Economic liberalism is the belief that free markets and capitalism are beneficial to society. Its proponents argue that the market will allocate resources efficiently if left alone and that...
Queerness is an umbrella term for sexual orientations and gender identities that are non-heteronormative or cisnormative. It encompasses all identities and behaviors outside of traditional...