Intersectionality refers to the interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, gender, class, sexual orientation, and ethnicity that create unique experiences for individuals within...
LGBTQ+ individuals have historically faced widespread prejudice and discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity, which has had significant impacts on their psychological...
Long-Term Spiritual and Psychological Outcomes of Recognizing LGBT Spiritual Authority Within Congregations: An In-Depth Exploration
The question of whether or not to recognize LGBT spiritual...
LGBT individuals have been largely invisible throughout human history, even though they have existed for thousands of years. This has contributed to widespread ignorance about their lives,...
The term "microaggression" refers to brief, subtle, and sometimes automatic verbal, behavioral, or environmental insults that can unintentionally but negatively impact marginalized groups....
In contemporary society, there has been growing recognition that marginalized groups face significant challenges in establishing strong, healthy support networks. This is particularly true for...
LGBT individuals face unique challenges in their careers due to societal prejudices against them, leading to poorer career outcomes, lower self-esteem, and limited agency compared to heterosexual...
The topic of ensuring stable and flourishing LGBT partnerships is one that has been discussed extensively in recent years, especially within the context of marriage equality movements and same-sex...
LGBT partnerships may face unique relational and social challenges due to societal norms and perceptions that differ from those of heterosexual couples. Ethical frameworks can provide guidance for...
How Systemic Power Relations, Institutional Policies, and Cultural Norms Sustain Queer Marginalization
Systemic power relations refer to the way that society is organized in ways that reinforce...