Queer studies is an interdisciplinary field that examines gender, sexuality, and sexual identities from an intersectional perspective. It explores how these concepts intersect with race, class,...
Relational vulnerability refers to the willingness to be open, honest, and transparent about one's emotions, thoughts, feelings, and desires when it comes to romantic and/or sexual relationships. It...
Witnessing acts of civil disobodience can have a profound impact on the moral development of bystanders and observers. It challenges individuals to reexamine their own beliefs and values, often...
The concept of pleasure can be defined as a feeling of intense enjoyment or satisfaction, but what if it could also be used to guide our ethics? Could pleasure itself become a moral philosophy that...
Non-Binary Ethical Perspectives
Non-binary ethical perspectives challenge inherited assumptions about justice, care, and relational accountability in several ways. One way is through challenging...
LGBTQ communities have historically been associated with radical inclusiveness, where members are welcomed regardless of their identities, backgrounds, beliefs, or experiences. This approach has...
Inclusivity is an important value that promotes equitable treatment and representation in various aspects of society, including sports. It encourages individuals to accept each other regardless of...
Moral Philosophy and Emotional Reality
Moral philosophy addresses how humans ought to behave in society. Systemic rejection is when a person is consistently denied access to an opportunity due to...
Can forgiveness be ethically valuable even without achieving personal justice?
Forgiveness can be defined as the act of pardoning an offense committed against oneself or another person, often...
Feminist and queer frameworks have both been essential in developing critical perspectives that challenge traditional gender norms and binary conceptions of sexuality.
There is still much room for...