Sexual freedom has been an important aspect of human life since ancient times. It encompasses all forms of non-violent sexual expression, including consensual interactions between consenting adults...
Activist communities are groups that work to achieve equality and justice for marginalized people through political action and advocacy. They may include individuals from different backgrounds,...
In political theory, sexual metaphors have been used to describe various aspects of governance, authority, and justice. These metaphors include "sexual tension", "power dynamics",...
Solidarity among marginalized communities is an essential aspect of social justice activism that promotes collective action to address common issues faced by individuals who are disadvantaged due to...
Reinterpreting canonical texts can provide important theological and ethical foundations for LGBTQ+ inclusion. These texts can be used to challenge traditional interpretations that exclude or...
Can Resistance Become An Art Form Where The Aesthetic Replaces The Violent?
The idea of creating a new type of art that is nonviolent yet still conveys a powerful message has been around for...
The intersections of gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, and romantic orientation are deeply personal experiences that shape individuals' identities. These elements interact with...
Queer theology is an emerging field of study that explores how queer identities intersect with religious beliefs and practices. It challenges traditional understandings of gender, sexuality, and...
What does it mean to bear moral witness silently instead of verbally? This question has been debated for centuries, but there is no clear answer. It seems that the choice between speaking out against...
I will discuss how vulnerability is an important concept for understanding the ethics of nonviolence. Nonviolence is often viewed as a moral principle that involves refraining from inflicting harm...