Queer temporality is an important concept that refers to the way time is experienced and understood differently by people who identify as queer, transgender, non-binary, or otherwise outside of...
Lesbian communities have a rich history of resisting marginalization and invisibility by cultivating resilient networks, cultural productions, and political advocacy. This has been achieved through...
How Sexual Fluidity Destabilizes Traditional Psychological Models of Orientation and Desire
Sexual fluidity is defined as an individual's capacity to experience varying degrees of attraction...
There has been an increase in public discourse about lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people's experiences with religion and spirituality. This trend is due to the fact that more and...
Family Expectations vs. Personal Faith
A major conflict for many individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ is the struggle to find peace between their own belief system and the expectations set forth by...
What are some possible impacts if society doesn't legally recognize same-sex relationships?
When it comes to same-sex relationships, there has been much debate about whether they should be...
The role of family, peers, and community in influencing an individual's propensity to harm oneself is not well understood yet.
There are some studies that indicate a significant link between these...
Cultural commodification and its impact on identity formation
Cultural commodification is the process of taking aspects of culture and turning them into products that can be bought and sold for...
What is the role of ethical reasoning in managing internalized prejudice and self-stigma among LGBT persons? This paper will examine the various ways in which ethical reasoning can be applied to...
LGBT Inclusive Religious Communities
LGBT individuals who identify as Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu, etc., have faced discrimination, exclusion, and alienation within traditional...