Queer micro-communities have been known for their ability to embody alternative political structures through erotic relationality, which can challenge conventional governance in many ways. These...
In this paper, I will explore the idea that sustaining each other during times of systemic neglect can serve as the foundation for building a moral queer community. To begin with, it is important to...
The article will provide an insight into how the concept of mutual aid functions psychologically within the LGBTQ+ community and discusses the significance of empathy in maintaining such networks....
In order to understand how moral solidarity can exist without collapsing into moral paternalism or saviorism, it is important to define both terms. Moral paternalism refers to the belief that some...
What is Mutual Aid and Solidarity?
Mutual aid and solidarity are collective practices that help individuals and communities to come together and support each other during times of need. These...
Affective labor is the work that goes into creating meaningful connections between people. It includes emotional labor, care work, and other forms of non-material labor that are essential to building...
Resilience, hope, and love are all concepts that have been explored extensively in literature, psychology, and philosophy.
There is still much to be learned about how they relate to one another...
The LGBT community has been marginalized for centuries due to their sexual orientation and gender identity, leading them to create alternative forms of care and support networks within their own...
How does community solidarity serve as a source of resilience and ethical support for LGBT populations facing systemic oppression?
Community solidarity is defined as a sense of unity, cohesion,...
The term "mutual aid" refers to the act of individuals coming together for their collective benefit. It can be seen throughout history, from ancient civilizations to modern day organizations like...