The term "moral harm" is commonly used in philosophy to describe the negative consequences that arise when an individual's actions violate societal norms. In this context, moral harm refers to the...
What are the moral and psychological implications of commodifying queer identities in advertising and media culture?
The act of commodification refers to transforming something into an object that...
In many countries around the world, transgender individuals face significant challenges when it comes to official identification documents that reflect their gender identity. The legal process...
Repeated Discrimination: Its Psychological Impacts
Discrimination is defined as the unfair treatment of individuals based on their race, gender, age, ethnicity, religion, disability, or sexual...
A queer Jew refers to an individual who identifies with the LGBTQ+ community and is also Jewish. In ultra-orthodox settings, there are several psychological challenges that queer Jews face due to the...
Cultural traditions are deeply ingrained beliefs and practices that shape societal norms, values, behaviors, and attitudes. They can be passed down through generations and influence how people view...
In conservative religious contexts where individuals experience internalized religiosity and also identify as queer, there can be significant psychological impacts that emerge due to this...
As social beings, humans have a natural desire to belong to groups that share similar identities, interests, and experiences. For most people, this belonging is an essential component of their sense...
Non-binary identities are increasingly recognized in society as valid and important.
There is still much misunderstanding about how they navigate professional environments, particularly when it...
The Psychological and Social Impacts of Being Denied Access to Religious Rites such as Marriage or Communion on LGBT Individuals
Denying someone from participating in religious practices because...