Radical Empathy as Foundation for Reimagining Global Ethics and Justice
Radical empathy is a powerful tool that has the potential to transform our understanding of ethics and justice globally. It...
The philosophical and ethical arguments that support anti-discrimination legislation for LGBTQ rights are based on the belief that all individuals have equal moral worth and deserve to be treated...
Radical inclusion is an important concept in philosophy that seeks to challenge traditional ideas about equality, justice, and belonging. It suggests that all individuals have equal rights and...
Queer ethics of solidarity is an approach to understanding ethics that emphasizes the importance of recognizing and respecting diverse perspectives and experiences within LGBTQ+ communities. This...
How do Queer Narratives of Suffering Interrogate Conventional Ethical Frameworks and Historical Memory?
Queer narratives of suffering often challenge traditional ethical frameworks and historical...
The idea of justice is central to all human civilizations. It forms the foundation upon which law and order are built. Without justice, there can be no peace, security, or stability in society....
In the current era, the concept of justice has been used to refer to a system where individuals are treated equally regardless of their social status, gender, race, and nationality.
Scholars argue...
To understand how implicit cultural biases in law enforcement can lead to unethical treatment of LGBTQ+ individuals, it is important to explore the role that culture plays in shaping perceptions and...
Queer activism has been at the forefront of many movements for social change and political transformation since the late twentieth century. It has challenged dominant norms of gender, sexuality, and...
Intersectional oppression is a term used to describe the multiple forms of discrimination and disadvantage that individuals may experience due to their intersecting identities, such as race, gender,...