The subject of family is often discussed in terms of heterosexual normativity, whereby it is assumed that family consists of a man and woman who have established an exclusive relationship through...
Queer theory is an academic discipline that examines how social norms impact gender, sexuality, and personal identity, particularly in terms of marginalized communities such as LGBTQ+ individuals. It...
Philosophical traditions have grappled with the tension between individual and collective moral responsibility for centuries. This tension is particularly acute when it comes to issues related to...
How does gender fluidity provoke reconsideration of ontological, ethical, and social assumptions regarding identity, personhood, and moral responsibility?
Gender is an essential part of human...
Queer migrants face discrimination and exclusion due to their identity, which challenges traditional understandings of citizenship, belonging, and moral responsibilities. Citizenship is often defined...
Can queer diasporic communities generate alternative paradigms of kinship, care, and moral responsibility? This question has been explored by scholars who study sexuality and gender, particularly...
Queer Representation in Advertising Affecting Public Perceptions of Identity
Creators' Moral Responsibility
Advertising has always been about persuasion, but how effective is it when it comes...
How does the persistence of oppression highlight the moral responsibilities of those in positions of power?
Oppression is the practice of exercising authority over others, usually through forceful...
Queer Migration and Displaced Populations: Moral Responsibility
Moral responsibility refers to an individual's obligation to act in accordance with accepted standards of right and wrong behavior....
Gender fluidity refers to a person's ability to express their gender identity and expression beyond traditional male or female categories. It challenges assumptions that gender is fixed and...