How do queer perspectives on hope, resilience, and moral courage guide ethical engagement under oppressive conditions? These concepts are important for understanding how people respond to adversity,...
Creative reinterpretation of religious texts plays an important role in shaping individual identities and personal experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals. By examining these texts through a new lens,...
The dynamics between shame and pride can be seen in many aspects of life, including queer self-narratives. Shame is often associated with negative feelings such as embarrassment, humiliation, guilt,...
The study of queer interpretations of sacred texts is a relatively new field within religious studies that focuses on how people from marginalized groups can find empowerment, resilience, and ethical...
Can Vulnerability Function as the Foundation for Queer Solidarity, Intimacy, and Community Formation?
Vulnerability can be defined as an emotional state where one feels open to being hurt or...
Freedom and autonomy are fundamental concepts that have been explored and debated for centuries in philosophy, politics, and sociology.
When it comes to non-heteronormative identities, such as...
The Relationship Between Self-Disclosure and Emotional Liberation in Queer Identity Formation
As an individual navigates through the process of queer identity formation, they are faced with...
The term "queer" is commonly used to describe people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, or otherwise outside of traditional gender norms. Queer self-portraiture involves...
The word "queer" is used to describe people who are non-heterosexual, non-cisgender, or who do not conform to societal expectations regarding gender identity. Historically, this term has been used as...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves outside the traditional gender roles assigned to them by society. Queer individuals have a unique set of experiences and challenges in...