Intersectionality is a theoretical framework that recognizes the complexity of oppressions based on race, gender, class, sexuality, age, ability, religion, and other social identities. It argues that...
In most religions around the world, there is a strict hierarchy that governs who can participate in rituals and how they are supposed to be conducted.
Hinduism has a caste system that determines...
Storytelling is an important form of communication that has been used for centuries to share ideas, experiences, and emotions with others. In the context of the LGBT community, storytelling plays a...
Intersectionality is an important concept that describes how different aspects of a person's identity can interact with each other to create unique experiences.
People who identify as LGBTQ+ may...
Intersectional discrimination refers to the oppression experienced by members of marginalized communities who are simultaneously subjected to multiple forms of systemic disadvantage based on their...
Queer identity is an umbrella term used to describe people who identify outside of traditional sexual orientation and gender norms. It encompasses a wide range of identities that do not fit into...
Queerness is the state of being non-heteronormative in terms of gender identity, sexual orientation, and/or expression. It encompasses all identities and experiences that fall outside the traditional...
The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of the role that education plays in developing ethical imagination, empathy, social responsibility, and critical reflection regarding queer...
Queer Theory is an academic discipline that explores the ways in which societal norms and structures shape identities, experiences, and power dynamics surrounding sex, gender, and sexuality. It...
How can spiritual frameworks be reimagined to authentically integrate sexual diversity while preserving theological integrity?
The following discussion examines the relationship between sexuality...