Internalized stigma refers to the internalization of negative beliefs and attitudes about one's identity, which can lead to feelings of shame, guilt, and self-loathing. These feelings can have a...
Queer ethics of care is an approach to morality that emphasizes relationship building, communication, mutual support, and respect for one's own needs and those of others within a community. It...
What is non-binary identity? Non-binary identities refer to individuals who do not identify exclusively as male or female. They may choose their own gender identity that does not align with either...
Can lesbian identity provide a model for moral agency grounded in relational interdependence rather than independence?
The answer to this question is highly debatable, but there are certainly some...
The way that LGBTQ+ individuals have navigated adverse circumstances throughout history has inspired many thinkers to reconsider what it means to be resilient, morally accountable, and capable of...
The process of creating something from nothing is what sets humans apart from all other living beings. We have always been fascinated with this concept and have attempted to understand it,...
Non-binary people are those who do not identify themselves solely within the gender binary of "male" or "female". They may see their gender identity as being somewhere between these categories,...
The question of resilience is a fundamental one that has been asked throughout history, particularly when it comes to marginalized communities. Resilience refers to the ability to overcome adversity...
This article focuses on analyzing the lessons that can be learnt from historical LGBT activism regarding courage, resilience, and moral agency. To start with, it is important to understand what these...
What strategies facilitate identity integration and moral agency among LGBT believers in conservative faith contexts?
As an increasing number of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT)...