Historically, how have humans defined their sexual identities? In ancient cultures, people identified themselves based on gender roles and biological differences.
Men were considered masculine...
There has been an increasing focus on the role that queer theology plays in interpreting sacred texts, liturgies, and religious symbols. Queer theology is a branch of theological studies that seeks...
Decolonial Queer Scholarship Critiques Western-Centric Models and Expands Global Perspectives on Sexual Identity
The idea of sexual identity has been debated for centuries, with various scholars...
There are many different types of transgender people who identify as non-binary genders beyond male and female. Popular culture often portrays them in simplistic ways that perpetuate harmful...
One way that religions have responded to the issue of LGBTQ+ inclusion is through reinterpretation of their sacred texts. Religious scholars and leaders may interpret these texts differently...
One way that queer literature can facilitate ethical engagement is by challenging heteronormative assumptions about sex, gender, and romantic love. By portraying alternative sexual identities, such...
Intergenerational dialogue refers to communication between people from different generations. It is an essential tool for understanding the diverse perspectives, experiences, and beliefs that shape...
As we reflect upon the legacy of colonialism and its impact on various aspects of human life, including gender and sexuality, it is natural to question whether there are any ways to decolonize our...
Digital media and social platforms have become integral parts of modern society. They have fundamentally transformed how people interact, communicate, and share information.
They also play an...
Can Studying Gender Diversity in Oral Traditions Challenge the Academic Monopoly of Western Queer Theory?
Gender diversity has been an important aspect of human history for centuries, yet it is...