Institutional exclusion is a term used to describe the systemic barriers that prevent certain groups from participating fully in society. These barriers can take many forms, including legal,...
Internalized heteronormativity refers to the belief that a person has about themselves and their relationship to society based on societal expectations and norms around gender roles and sexual...
Bisexuality is the attraction to more than one gender, but it also encompasses sexual identity and personal expression. This can be challenging for both feminists and queers because they are often...
Queer individuals are people who identify themselves as being outside of the social norm, having a different gender identity, sexual orientation, or expression than what is generally accepted by...
Aging is a universal experience shared by all humans.
For queer individuals, the process can be quite different from that of their cisgender and heterosexual counterparts. In many cultures,...
Depression and Marginalization Intersect Uniquely For Queer Individuals
Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions, affecting millions of people around the world. It can have...
The idea that queerness might be seen as divine has been around for some time. Some ancient cultures believed that gods took human form to create life, including same-sex couples who could procreate....
The philosophy of identity is an important area of study that seeks to understand how individuals conceptualize themselves and their place in the world. This includes understanding how people view...
How can LGBTQ individuals reinterpret sacred texts for self-affirmation and identity consolidation?
LGBTQ individuals can reinterpret sacred texts through three cognitive and emotional strategies...
LGBTQ+ teens face unique challenges during their formative years that can impact their mental health and well-being. Adolescence is a time when individuals begin to develop their sexual identities,...