Marriage is a complex and multifaceted institution that has been defined and redefined throughout history to fit various cultural, religious, political, and social contexts. One of the most...
How does the experience of marginalization shape the ethical reasoning and emotional resilience of same-sex couples? Marginalization is the social process that creates societal inequality due to...
Legal recognition of same-sex marriage has been a hot topic for many years now. With several countries and states around the world allowing this form of union, it is important to examine how this...
Legal recognition of same-sex marriage is an important social movement that has been taking place worldwide for several decades. It has the power to shape cultural norms, societal hierarchies, and...
Critiques of heteronormativity are becoming increasingly common in contemporary legal discourse. The concept of “heteronormativity” refers to the assumption that heterosexuality is the normative form...
When we talk about moral intuitions and legal recognition of same-sex partnerships in pluralistic societies, we are discussing how people's personal beliefs and values may conflict with the laws that...
In this paper, I will explore the history of how European society has viewed same-sex marriages. While many people today may be surprised to learn that same-sex unions were legalized throughout much...
Queer Matrimonial Practices
Historically, the documentation of queer marriages has been limited to heteronormative views that privilege cisgender individuals and ignore non-binary genders,...
How does societal recognition, or the lack thereof, affect the legitimacy and authenticity of same-sex relationships?
Society is becoming increasingly accepting of homosexual relationships, but...
The Right To Marry
Marriage is a legally recognized union between two people that provides numerous benefits for couples, such as tax breaks, health insurance coverage, and child custody...