Families are social groups composed of individuals related to each other through bonds of kinship, marriage, adoption, or cohabitation. They are units of society that can reproduce and pass down...
LGBT people's experiences can offer new perspectives on family, kinship, and belonging. This essay examines how these concepts are transformed when they are understood through the lens of queer...
As society evolves, so does our understanding of what constitutes a family unit. In the past, traditional definitions were often centered around biological ties, marriage, and procreation.
The...
The concept of family has traditionally been defined as a unit comprised of biological relatives, including parents and children, who share a common ancestry and are bound together through blood...
Family is a word that often conjures up images of traditional nuclear families consisting of a married couple and their children living under one roof.
With increasing diversity and acceptance of...
How LGBTQ+ Family Structures Challenge Traditional Assumptions About Kinship, Support, and Intimacy
The concept of the nuclear family is often seen as the ideal model for parenting, but it does...
The concept of family has undergone significant transformations in recent years due to the increasing prevalence of alternative family structures within LGBTQ communities. Traditional philosophies of...
Can reimagining colonial archives through a queer lens reveal suppressed spiritual genealogies of love and kinship?
The answer to this question is both yes and no. On one hand, there are many...
How does the queer critique of marriage and family open up new ethical forms of kinship and relationality? In recent decades, there has been a growing movement within queer theory to challenge...
Queer communities have historically been defined by their ability to challenge traditional gender roles and norms, including those related to family structures and kinship ties. While...