There are many ways in which doctrines of obedience and religious submission can create internal conflicts among queer practitioners. One way is through the struggle to reconcile their sexual...
There are many ways that queer individuals experience time differently than those who adhere to societal norms of straightness, cishetero gender roles, and traditional binary models of masculinity...
Queer artists face unique challenges in their work due to factors such as internalized stigma, social pressure, and cultural marginalization. These three factors can significantly impact their...
Beliefs are a fundamental part of human existence. They provide meaning to life and shape our perspectives on many things. Religious beliefs are especially important because they guide how people...
Queer individuals often face unique ethical, social, and psychological challenges when engaging in activism, advocacy, and public engagement. These challenges can include discrimination,...
Queer creativity is a powerful force that challenges traditional ideas about authorship, originality, and cultural legitimacy. This paper will explore how queer artists have used their work to...
Queer challenges to gender binaries have had significant impact on moral debates surrounding equality versus equity. These debates often center around issues related to power, privilege, access, and...
Queer lives have been shaped by many factors that intersect to create unique lived experiences. Among these are societal expectations, personal desires, and ethical responsibilities. Societal...
In many ways, queer migration experiences highlight the complexities and nuances of navigating cultural, social, and political contexts that shape how people identify themselves and their place...
Queer individuals face unique challenges when it comes to navigating hostile environments due to their non-heteronormative identities. One way they cope is through compartmentalization, which...