Gay activism has been a significant force for change in post-Soviet countries since the late 20th century, challenging societal attitudes and norms that have historically marginalized and persecuted...
Reproductive technologies have revolutionized the way that people can procreate, allowing for greater control over the process and increasing accessibility to those who may otherwise struggle to...
LGBTQ+ is an acronym that stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, plus. It is used to describe people who identify with any of these groups and are members of a minority community....
Queer vulnerability refers to the willingness and ability of members of LGBTQ+ communities to be open about their sexuality and gender identity, even when it may put them at risk of discrimination,...
How have post-socialist historical trajectories influenced the visibility and organization of queer movements, and what lessons can contemporary activists derive from these patterns? Post-socialist...
How do legal protections, policies, and institutional recognition impact the lived experiences, mental health, and social inclusion of LGBTQ individuals?
The term "LGBTQ" is an acronym that refers...
Classical Islamic jurisprudence has been used for centuries to regulate society and provide guidance on how Muslims should live their lives. This system of law is based on the Quran and the Hadith,...
Access to cultural capital determines who is allowed to be visible as queer
A common misconception is that being queer means having a certain lifestyle, dressing or acting in a specific way. This...
LGBTQ+ rights and freedoms are increasingly being recognized around the world, but there are still many countries where they remain restricted or even criminalized. This can have significant ethical...
Intersectionality is an approach to understanding social systems that focuses on how multiple identities interact with one another to create unique experiences of oppression and discrimination....