Queerness is defined as an umbrella term for people who identify as something other than cisgender and/or straight. It includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, intersex, pansexual,...
Online social networks have become an increasingly important tool for communication and community building for individuals who identify as sexual and gender minorities. These platforms provide a safe...
Can bisexual desire expand moral imagination by destabilizing the presumption of exclusive attachment?
The word "bisexual" has been used to describe people who have romantic or sexual attraction...
The concept of gender is complex and multifaceted, encompassing both physical characteristics such as genitalia and hormones, as well as social and psychological aspects like identity and expression....
Non-binary individuals have been working to build their own narratives in a world that is based on binary gender categories. This involves negotiating complex and often conflicting identities while...
Gender is an important aspect of identity that defines how people perceive themselves and others based on their gender expression, including biological sex, appearance, behavior, roles, and...
Queer narratives have been exploring the question of how to establish justice and equity in extraterrestrial settlements for decades. One such example is Ursula K. Le Guin's novel "The Left Hand of...
Postgender theory proposes that gender is not biologically determined but socially constructed. This means that individuals can choose their own gender identity based on personal preferences rather...
There has been an increased recognition of non-binary identities in society. Non-binary individuals are those who identify outside of the traditional gender binary of male/female, and may have a...
The question of bisexual multiplicity challenges traditional ethical and ontological models of identity because it forces us to confront difficult issues about how we understand ourselves and others....