This article will focus on how public representations of queer families challenge dominant moral discourses about family values. Family is an important institution in most societies and has been...
Queer parenting refers to the experience of raising children within non-heterosexual families. It is often associated with same-sex couples who may face unique challenges in accessing reproductive...
Sexual orientation and gender identity are personal aspects that define who an individual is.
There are certain cultural beliefs and societal norms around these attributes, which affect how...
LGBTQ parenting has become increasingly common in recent years, with many countries recognizing same-sex marriage and allowing adoption by gay couples.
There are still some countries where LGBTQ...
What are families? Families are groups of people that live together and share social roles and responsibilities, such as caretaking, economic support, social support, decision making, and emotional...
What is a queer chosen family?
A queer chosen family is an informal group of individuals who come together to form a close-knit community, usually composed of people from different backgrounds and...
Queer families are those that deviate from heteronormative conventions around family structure, parental roles, and/or sexual identity and expression. In queer households, parents may not necessarily...
Governmental Responsibilities Regarding Equal Adoption Rights Regardless Of Sexual Orientation
The government has an essential role in ensuring that all couples who wish to adopt children are...
The modern family is no longer limited to traditional heterosexual nuclear households with children raised by two parents of opposite genders. With changing social attitudes towards same-sex marriage...
Queer parenting is a term used to describe families where one or more parents identify as LGBTQ+, meaning they are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, or any other...