Queer theories are critical frameworks that aim to challenge and dismantle normative systems of power, including gender binaries and heterosexist structures. These theories have profound implications...
Recognizing LGBT experiences challenges traditional interpretations of divine justice, mercy, and authority by presenting new ways to view them. In traditional religious belief systems, people who...
How does queer joy serve as both an ethical and existential practice for fostering flourishing?
Queerness can be understood to encompass non-binary gender identities, diverse sexual orientations,...
Moral philosophy is a branch of philosophy that deals with morality, ethics, and ethical conduct. It provides principles for how people should behave towards each other to create an ideal society....
LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges related to their identity and systemic social inequality. These difficulties are often linked to the way that society views gender and sexuality, which can...
In order to understand whether the act of loving is intrinsically just, one must analyze its moral code and how it relates to society. Love can be defined as an emotional feeling towards another...
Can queer emotional expression function as a form of moral truth-telling within repressive systems?
There is no simple answer to this question, as it depends on many factors including the specific...
The intersections of race, class, and LGBT identity have been recognized to be significant factors that affect individuals' experiences of justice and moral duties. This has led to the emergence of...
Dutch queer activism was a movement that aimed to promote social change and acceptance for LGBTQ+ individuals in the Netherlands during the latter half of the twentieth century. It began in the early...
In this essay, I will explore the question of whether acts of resistance, self-affirmation, and defiance against oppression can be considered sacred. These acts are often motivated by a desire to...