Moral reasoning is a process that involves considering values, principles, and beliefs to determine what is right or wrong in any given situation. In terms of LGBT individuals within faith-based...
Social marginalization is the process by which an individual or group is pushed to the fringes of society due to their differences from societal norms. This can include factors such as race, gender,...
Queer theory has played an important role in contemporary critical thought. It has challenged traditional understandings of gender and sexuality, and it has opened up new possibilities for thinking...
Longing is an important aspect of human experience that can shape our understanding of ourselves and others. In romantic contexts, it plays a crucial role in how we perceive relationships and make...
Can integrating queer histories into curricula cultivate empathy, moral reasoning, and social understanding?
Queer is an umbrella term for people who identify themselves outside the traditional...
The question at hand is how schools can foster equitable learning environments where all students are respected and appreciated for who they are. School-based LGBTQ+ programs play a crucial role in...
How does queer visibility in leadership positions influence ethical norms, civic responsibility, and moral reasoning?
There has been a growing movement towards greater representation of LGBTQ+...
Trans inclusive feminism is an approach to feminism that considers the experiences of trans individuals in addition to cisgender women. It challenges traditional binary conceptions of gender and...
As educators strive to create inclusive and supportive learning environments for all students, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, or...
Internalized oppression refers to the process whereby an individual adopts and accepts negative attitudes about themselves based on their identity group's status in society. This can include beliefs...