Queer Ontology is a concept that refers to the idea of multiple evolving selves within an individual. It suggests that each self can have its own set of beliefs, values, experiences, and identities,...
The term "self" refers to an individual's sense of identity and uniqueness, which is often thought to be based on gender.
Some people experience their selves as comprised of multiple parts or...
Multiple identities can be a complicated experience that involves navigating various social constructs, including those related to race, gender, ethnicity, religion, class, disability, and more....
What are some emotional consequences that arise from navigating multiple marginalized identities in both inclusive and exclusive social contexts? When people identify with more than one marginalized...
Queer believers are those who identify themselves as LGBTQIA+ while also having faith in one or more religious belief systems that often condemn homosexuality and same-sex attraction. This can lead...
Queer temporality challenges linear narratives of life events, personal growth, and societal expectations by disrupting traditional understandings of time and how it relates to identity construction....