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BISEXUALS EXPERIENCE OF INVISIBILITY AND ERASURE CHALLENGES PHILOSOPHY, JUSTICE, RIGHTS, ACTIVISM, AND IDENTITY

Bisexuals are those who are attracted to more than one gender, often equally.
Their identity is rarely recognized and validated due to societal biases and norms that privilege heterosexuality or...

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THE PHILOSOPHICAL IMPLICATIONS OF NONBINARY IDENTITY: EXPLORING FLUIDITY, RELATIONSHIPS, AND CONSTRUCTION OF SELF

What is gender? What does it mean to be male or female? These are questions that have plagued humans throughout history, but they become even more complicated when one considers the possibility of...

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NONBINARY IDENTITY: UNPACKING ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR SELFCREATION, MORAL AGENCY, AND RELATIONAL RESPONSIBILITY

Non-Binary Identity's Philosophical Significance for Self-Creation, Moral Agency, and Relational Responsibility
Non-binary identity is an increasingly recognized concept that has gained...

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EXPLORING QUEERNESS: HOW PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINS IDENTITY FLUIDITY

This essay will explore the idea that philosophy can effectively explain the concept of identity fluidity and multiplicity revealed through queer experiences.
It is essential to define the terms...

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CAN FAITH AND QUEERNESS COEXIST? PHILOSOPHICAL INSIGHTS ON IDENTITY AND BELIEF SYSTEMS

Faith is often perceived to be an essential aspect of many religions, including Christianity. It is a deeply held belief system that shapes one's worldview and morality.
It has also been linked to...

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