The term "queer" is used to describe people who identify outside of traditional gender roles or heteronormative expectations. Pride and vulnerability are two key aspects of queer identity that often...
Queer people are those who identify outside the traditional gender binary. This can include transgender, intersex, nonbinary, genderqueer, agender, bigender, and many more identities. Queerness is...
How Can Queer Communities Develop Ethical Practices of Care, Responsibility, and Solidarity Beyond Normative Social Structures?
The practice of ethics is essential to any community, including...
The idea that queer communities need to take care of each other has been central to their struggle for recognition and social justice. This principle is often articulated as "no one left behind" and...
Queer Relational Experience Expands Philosophical Conceptions of Care, Obligation, and Moral Engagement
The concept of care is essential to human life. It involves looking after another person's...
What is Intimacy?
Intimacy can be defined as a deep emotional connection between two people that goes beyond just physical attraction. It involves sharing personal thoughts and feelings, emotions,...
Imagining and manifesting queer futures has become an increasingly important aspect of contemporary discourse on LGBTQ+ rights and liberation. This process involves envisioning alternative ways of...
Queerness is an umbrella term for identities that exist outside the gender binary and often are stigmatized by society. Queer individuals may experience challenges when it comes to forming romantic...
What are some common characteristics of queer intimacy and care, and what makes them unique compared to their counterparts in heterosexual communities? In this paper, we will explore the role of...
How can queer perspectives challenge and transform ideas about families, relationships, and communities? Queer thinkers have been at the forefront of questioning normative assumptions about gender,...