Intimacy is an important part of human relationships and can take many forms, including physical, emotional, spiritual, and intellectual connections.
The way people express their intimacy has...
What is gender diversity and why is it important?
Gender diversity refers to the differentiation between genders and their social roles in society. It includes all types of people who do not fit...
Ritual Kinship and Heteronormative Assumptions in Religious Ethics
Heteronormativity is the assumption that all people are either male or female and that their gender identity corresponds to their...
Can erotic toys be ethically understood as instruments of radical self-liberation and erotic empowerment?
Erotic toys can be seen as instruments of radical self-liberation because they provide...
The term "queer" was coined in the late 1980s to describe lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and non-binary people who were excluded from mainstream LGBTQ+ movements because they refused to fit...
Queer Temporality refers to the concept that there are different kinds of time, rather than just one universal linear timeline. Queer temporality challenges the idea that all people's lives move...
Body Image and Gender Dysphoria in Transgender Individuals
Transgender and non-binary people experience unique challenges when it comes to their bodies and sexual experiences. They may feel...
There has been an increased focus on promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion within organizations and communities. This is reflected in many ways, including changes to organizational policies and...
How Can Bisexual Narratives Of Relational Multiplicity Inform Philosophical Approaches To Ethics, Desire, And Relational Commitment?
Bisexual narratives are stories that explore the complexity and...
Queer philosophy is an area of study that explores various aspects of human experience through a lens of intersectionality and power dynamics. This discipline examines how society's structures affect...