Queer spiritual practices are forms of religious expression that recognize and celebrate non-heteronormative identities and experiences. They may include rituals, meditations, chants, prayers, music,...
Queer aesthetics is an approach to art that challenges traditional ideas about what constitutes beauty, identity, and embodied expression. It emerged from the LGBTQ+ movement in the 1980s and has...
In contemporary society, the concept of beauty has become increasingly tied to social norms that privilege certain bodies, identities, and behaviors. Traditional notions of beauty often center around...
Queer Ontology is a concept that refers to the ways individuals experience their identity beyond traditional gender binaries and sexual orientations. Queer people often challenge societal norms by...
What can the lived faith experiences of queer clergy teach us about integrating authenticity, pastoral care, and institutional duty?
Queer clergy have unique perspectives to offer regarding the...
There has been an increasing focus on the role that censorship has played in shaping queer musical expression, audience reception, and identity formation throughout history. While some argue that...
Queer rituals are ceremonies that celebrate queerness in all its forms. They may take many different shapes, but they often involve acts of resistance against oppressive social norms and cultural...
Sacred symbols have been used throughout human history to represent important aspects of life and culture. They can be found in many different religious traditions, including Christianity, Buddhism,...
How does engagement with queer-inclusive ritual arts foster ethical reflection, identity integration, and spiritual resilience? This question has been addressed by scholars in various disciplines...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the historical and cultural significance of queer nightlife spaces, particularly in terms of their ability to foster political awareness, community...