The concept of care refers to a variety of activities that are performed in order to promote wellbeing, health, safety, and survival within communities. This includes providing emotional support,...
Relational Solidarity refers to a set of principles that emphasizes mutual aid, support, and reciprocity among individuals or groups who are linked through shared experiences of discrimination,...
Queer communities have historically prioritized collective action, support, and reciprocity among members to promote wellness and social change. These practices are particularly important for...
Queer vulnerability can be defined as an openness to the world that is often seen as dangerous in a society where individualism and competition are encouraged. It is the willingness to expose oneself...
The ethics of care is a moral theory that emphasizes the importance of interdependence, mutual aid, and compassionate action to ensure wellbeing and flourishing for all individuals within a...
The topic of this article is how queer care, which refers to the practice of prioritizing one's own needs for self-care, community care, and political action, can resist capitalist isolation and...
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...