There has been an increased focus on the mental health of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) youth due to their higher risk for experiencing mental health issues such as depression,...
Bisexual identity is defined as an attraction to people of more than one gender. It can be categorized into three different types – romantic, sexual, and affectional – which are all unique and...
In today's world, it is increasingly important to recognize that people who identify as LGBTQ+ have distinct needs when it comes to their physical environments. Architecture and urban design are two...
Queer theory is an approach to understanding social and cultural systems that emphasizes the fluidity of gender and sexual identities. It emerged from LGBTQ+ activism, but it has also been used in...
Generational memory of historical persecution has played an important role in shaping the current landscape of queer activism and identity politics. Historical persecution refers to the systematic...
The article describes how historical memory of queer repression informs contemporary identity politics and explores how emerging archival technologies could potentially transform the way communities...
Queer individuals navigate unique challenges in their daily lives that include systemic exclusion and social marginalization due to their identities. These factors can make it difficult for them to...
Bisexual adolescents face numerous challenges in their daily lives due to stigma associated with their sexual orientation. In school settings, they may be subjected to bullying, discrimination,...
The queer community has been a powerful force for social change since its emergence from the shadows of oppression and persecution. Queer identities have challenged traditional norms and expectations...
The word "bisexual" is derived from the Latin term for "two ways", which implies that people who identify as bisexual experience attraction to both men and women simultaneously.
This definition...