When it comes to matters of gender and sexuality, there are many ways that people can express themselves. Some may identify as heterosexual, while others may identify as homosexual. Still, others may...
Non-binary engagement with identity fluidity is the process of recognizing that gender and sexual identities are not fixed but can change throughout one's life and that they may be different across...
Is Anticipation the Heartbeat of Queer Becoming?
Anticipation is a crucial element of queer becoming, but what does it mean to be "queer"? How can anticipating help one become more queer? What...
Rejection, recognition, and belonging are important aspects of an individual's identity that shape their perception of themselves and their place in society. These factors can be particularly...
There has been an increase in discussions about the role that non-binary individuals play in society, particularly when it comes to issues related to authenticity, moral responsibility, and selfhood....
Non-binary people experience the world differently than cisgender individuals, which has implications for their understanding of selfhood, relationality, and moral agency. Non-binary genders defy...
The development of transgender self-expression can be traced back to the early days of human history, where individuals who did not conform to society's gender norms were often shunned and treated as...
What is Queer Embodiment?
Queer embodiment refers to the experience of being transgender, gender nonconforming, intersex, or cisgender (i.e., not trans) but experiencing gender identity outside...
Ethical Dilemmas in Queer Ritual Adaptations
Traditional religious rituals are often rooted in heteronormative values that do not fully account for the experiences of queer individuals. As such,...
Non-binary identities are those that defy traditional gender binaries. They exist outside of the binary categories of male and female, man and woman, masculine and feminine. These identities have...