Replication Barriers Revealing Deep Institutional Attachment to Cisnormativity
Cisnormativity is a term that describes the assumption that everyone is cisgender, which means identifying with the...
How can queer frameworks guide ethical practices in supporting friends experiencing mental health challenges, social marginalization, or trauma?
There are many ways that queer frameworks can be...
The inclusion of sexualized humor in the workplace has become increasingly common due to its perceived lightheartedness and potential for generating laughter among colleagues.
This type of humor...
There has been an increasing recognition of the importance of supporting the sexual well-being of soldiers with diverse gender identities. Sexual well-being refers to an individual's overall sense of...
There has been an increase in the representation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals in mainstream media such as television shows, movies, music, books, and magazines. This...
The topic of "identity beyond gender categories" refers to the recognition that human beings are more than just male or female. This idea has been explored for centuries through philosophical...
Queer communities have been around for centuries, providing a safe space for people to explore their identities and connect with others who share similar experiences.
Despite their inclusive...
Consent is essential for all types of relationships, but it plays an even more significant role in queer relational ethics beyond heteronormative frameworks. Consent refers to voluntary agreement...
How do workplace policies and organizational cultures shape recognition, inclusion, and advancement of nonbinary professionals? Nonbinary individuals are people who identify themselves outside of the...
Curating an exhibition focused on LGBTQ+ culture can be a challenging task for museum professionals. They must strive to present the historical facts accurately while avoiding stereotypes and harmful...