How does intersectionality complicate the moral evaluation of individual autonomy and social responsibility? Intersectionality is an important concept in feminist theory that recognizes how various...
The psychological concept of intersectionality refers to how various forms of oppression can intersect and overlap within individuals, leading to heightened levels of distress and difficulty. In...
Gender Variance and Religious Minority Status Intersectionality and Identity Coherence
Gender variation is defined as an individual's deviation from social norms related to their assigned sex. An...
What is Queer Identity?
Queer identity refers to an umbrella term that encompasses non-heterosexual identities including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, pansexual,...
How Might Trans Embodiment Be Seen As An Ethical Act Of Truth-Telling, Exposing The Moral Limitations Of Bodies Imposed By Heteronormative Power?
I will explore how trans embodiment can be...
Historians have been using various methods to study queer festivals. These include textual analysis of literary works, archival research, oral history interviews, and fieldwork such as observation...
How do non-binary experiences of multiplicity inform philosophical conceptions of identity, relationality, and intersubjectivity?
Non-binary identities have been gaining recognition in recent...
The history of queer pride movements in North America dates back to the Stonewall riots in June 1969, when members of the LGBT community protested police brutality and discrimination against queer...
Assimilation refers to the process through which individuals from marginalized groups strive to fit into mainstream society.
This often entails abandoning aspects of their culture that make them...
The question being posed is what ethical strategies could be employed to lessen the impact of multiple forms of discrimination that are experienced by members of the LGBTQ+ community who also have...