Non-binary ethics of care is an approach that centers around recognizing the inherent value and interconnectedness of all living beings, emphasizing the importance of fostering relationships based on...
Queerness is a state of being that transcends gender norms, heterosexuality, binaries, identities, and oppression. It is a way of life. As such, it has been historically associated with resistance to...
Queer individuals often create their own chosen families and communities based on shared identities and values. These communities can provide support, social interaction, and emotional fulfillment...
Lesbians have been engaged in various practices of care throughout history to establish their own unique identity within society. These practices provide valuable insights into ethical relationality...
The pursuit of radical joy is often seen as a way to challenge systems of oppression and create meaningful change in society.
Some scholars argue that it can also be a form of political praxis as...
Can radical care within queer communities transform social ethics beyond identity politics?
Queer communities are often characterized by their focus on identity politics, which prioritizes the...
Radical queer philosophy is an approach to thinking about sex, gender, sexuality, eroticism, and intimacy that emphasizes the importance of challenging dominant discourses, structures, and systems of...
LGBTQ+ individuals are often marginalized and discriminated against for their identities and experiences. This can lead to feelings of isolation, anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem.
Some...
Lessons About Ethical Care, Solidarity, and Emotional Responsibility From Lesbian Networks of Support
The concept of "networks" refers to groups of people who share similar interests or...
The concept of collective responsibility is often associated with social justice movements that aim to promote equality and fairness for all members of society.
It also has important implications...