Queer people often experience grief differently from non-queer people due to various factors such as cultural stigma, religious beliefs, societal norms, and personal experiences. When it comes to...
How Queer Mourning Contributes to a Collective Ethics of Remembrance
The act of mourning has always been an integral part of human societies. It is a way for individuals and groups to come...
Introduction to Mourning Rituals
Mourning is an important part of any community, including the LGBT community. It can be a time for reflection and healing after the loss of a loved one or...
In many cultures, grief is expressed through public rituals that involve wailing, crying, and dressing in black.
This traditional approach to mourning is often seen as limiting, especially for...