Sexuality is an integral part of human life, yet it remains shrouded in mystery due to centuries of taboo surrounding its discussion. It is often seen as something that should be hidden away from...
There are several ethical challenges that can arise from enforcing heteronormativity in school curricula and public policies. One of these challenges is the potential for marginalization and...
The article will explain what ontology is and how it relates to human experience. It will describe the history of queer relationships and their current state, and explore the concept of...
Queer Relational Ethics offers an alternative to traditional ideas about duty, autonomy, and interdependence in human relationships. Queer theory focuses on non-heterosexual and non-traditional forms...
Queer theology is an emerging field of religious inquiry that explores how non-heterosexual and transgender identities relate to Christian faith. It seeks to challenge traditional understandings of...
Dual attraction is an increasingly common phenomenon among individuals who identify as non-heterosexual or have fluid gender identities. It involves being attracted to multiple genders...
The term "bisexuality" is used to describe people who are attracted both to men and women. This attraction can be expressed through romantic feelings, sexual activity, and/or emotional connection....
Social construction is the process whereby meanings are given to people's behavior and experiences through cultural norms and values. These socially constructed norms influence individuals'...