Queerness is often associated with the idea that there are many forms of love and gender beyond heterosexuality and cisgender identity. It suggests that human beings can have complex and varied...
Resilience in Queer Individuals
Queer individuals are often marginalized and excluded from society due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. This exclusion can lead to various...
Internalized Religious Oppression and Moral Decision Making
Internalized religious oppression is the process by which an individual takes on the beliefs and values of their religion to the point...
The idea that people can be born either male or female is an important concept to consider when discussing gender identity. People who do not identify as either male or female are called "nonbinary"....
LGBT individuals face unique moral challenges when it comes to navigating romantic and sexual relationships in societies that enforce heteronormativity. Heteronormativity refers to the expectation...
What role does imaginative engagement with religious narratives play in queer moral and ethical development? In this article, I will explore how religious stories have been used to shape the...
How can we think about queerness through the lens of embodiment, specifically in relation to the intersections between the body's physical appearance, its role in social interactions, and its...
LGBTQ+ experiences are unique because they involve individuals whose gender identity, sexual orientation, or romantic attraction does not conform to societal norms of binary masculinity/femininity...
Bisexual adolescence can be an especially challenging time for young people who are trying to figure out their sexual identity. On one hand, they may face pressure from their families and society to...
What is Queerness?
Queerness refers to non-normative gender identities, non-heteronormative sexual orientations, and non-conforming gender expression. It can also include non-binary identities...