Philosophy has been concerned with the concept of justice since ancient times, exploring various interpretations and definitions of what it means to be just and unjust. One such interpretation is the...
The goal of this article is to discuss how ethical reflection on justice, harm, and fairness can guide interventions designed to protect LGBT individuals from social and institutional discrimination....
The allocation of resources for supporting marginalized groups such as the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Queer community is often guided by the principles of justice and fairness. Ethical...
The ultimate act of compassion is to dismantle systems that perpetuate sin through exclusion. Exclusion can be defined as the practice of denying someone access to something or treating them unfairly...
For centuries, societies have sought to understand what constitutes an "ideal" relationship between individuals. This has involved various approaches such as religious dogma, traditional values,...
Love, identity, and justice are three fundamental aspects of human life that shape individual and societal experiences.
These concepts have been constantly evolving throughout history, shaped by...
There has been growing interest in examining how queer believers can reconcile their religious beliefs with their identities and experiences as LGBTQ+ individuals. One major question that arises is...
Queer theory is an approach that examines how social structures like gender, race, and class affect marginalized groups. It explores how power dynamics shape identity and oppression, with a focus on...
Queer ethics is an emerging field of study that explores how traditional morality and values are informed by heteronormative assumptions about gender, sexuality, and identity. It challenges the...
LGBT activists have been working hard to ensure that their community is included in all aspects of society, including religious and faith-based institutions. They have applied moral and ethical...