Queer lovers experience time differently than heterosexual couples who have access to marriage certificates, family recognition, and social affirmation because they lack these official validation...
Gender identity is an integral part of who you are as a person. It is how you perceive yourself and express your gender to others through behavior, appearance, and expression. Gender identity can be...
Happiness is a complex concept that has been studied and debated for centuries. Traditional theories of happiness often focus on individualistic perspectives and ignore the social and cultural...
Philosophy of dignity has been a crucial aspect in defining rights and protections for LGBT families and partnerships. The concept of dignity is based on the belief that all individuals have equal...
I will discuss how intergenerational conflicts over sexuality and faith can impact the resilience and coping strategies of LGBT youth. These conflicts arise when there is a lack of understanding or...
Queer visibility is a term that refers to the increased presence of LGBTQ+ people in public life, particularly through representation in media, politics, and education. It can be seen as an important...
Identity is often seen as something that an individual possesses and carries with them throughout their lifetime.
This view can be limiting and may lead to misunderstandings about identity...
Social Consequences of Legal Invisibility for Non-Binary and Gender-Diverse Individuals
The legal system is designed to reflect the societal norms and beliefs about what it means to be male or...
Scholars have studied the history of queer resistance to explore how marginalized groups have resisted oppression and fought for their rights throughout history. By studying past struggles, they hope...
Queer families are groups formed by people who do not identify with traditional gender roles or heteronormative expectations of romantic partnerships. These families have been historically...