Participating in Pride Events Can Lead to Increased Feelings of Community Belonging
As members of the LGBTQ+ community, individuals may experience feelings of isolation or alienation due to...
How do cultural norms, historical context, and societal values influence acceptance of LGBTQ individuals, and which interventions effectively promote empathy and inclusion?
The concept of LGBTQ...
LGBTQ stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning. These terms describe people who are different from heterosexuals and cisgenders in that they identify differently to their...
LGBTQ+ individuals face unique challenges related to their sexual orientation or gender identity, including stigma, discrimination, marginalization, and prejudice. They also experience relational...
Community rituals are an important aspect of human culture that have been used for centuries to reinforce and perpetuate societal norms and values. These rituals can take many forms, including...
The term "queer joy" is often used to describe the experience of happiness, contentment, and pride that members of the LGBTQ+ community may feel when they are able to express their true selves openly...
Resilience is defined as "the ability to recover quickly from difficulties." In this context, it refers to how LGBTQ+ people have responded to systemic oppression throughout history.
They have...
What is the role of LGBTQ+ history in shaping the collective moral imagination of society?
There has been growing recognition of the need to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of LGBTQ+...
The mental health consequences of religious, cultural, or familial rejection on sexual and gender minority individuals can be severe and long-lasting. Research has shown that these individuals may...
Ritualized practices are activities that individuals participate in regularly as part of their cultural heritage. These practices can include religious ceremonies, social gatherings, and other...