Queer temporality refers to a way of thinking about time that is non-linear and can challenge traditional ideas about how history unfolds. In many ways, it challenges the idea that there is one...
Bisexuality is defined as an attraction towards both males and females regardless of gender identity. This means that bisexuals may be attracted to transgender men, nonbinary people, and cisgender...
Can queer-inclusive theology reshape the moral and spiritual imagination of faith communities? This is a question that has been debated for decades among religious scholars and practitioners alike....
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation characterized by romantic attraction to both men and women. It is also called bi-romantic if it refers specifically to romance. Bisexuals are attracted to people...
Inclusive education is an educational approach that recognizes the diversity of learners and their individual needs and promotes the inclusion of all students in learning environments. This type of...
How do experiences of social exclusion or marginalization influence the development of moral imagination and ethical foresight among LGBT youth? The answer to this question is complex, multifaceted,...
Longing is an emotional state that involves desiring something or someone who is absent, unavailable, or impossible to obtain. It can be described as a yearning for what one lacks, which can create a...
Sacred Text Reinterpretation for Queer Perspective
What is sacred text reinterpretation? What are its benefits? This article will explain!
Reinterpreting sacred texts from a queer perspective...
In today's world where there is so much diversity and differentiation among people, it has become essential for individuals to overcome their differences and be able to connect with one another. This...
Queer suffering is a term used to describe the experiences of people who identify outside of traditional heteronormative gender roles and sexual orientations. It encompasses physical, emotional, and...