There are many different ways that queer artists can reinterpret traditional sacred iconography in order to reclaim their spiritual belonging. One way is through the creation of new images that...
Queer experiences can be defined as those that deviate from traditional norms and expectations around gender identity, sexual orientation, romantic partnerships, and family structures. These...
Queer experiences are often depicted in pedagogical media to inform students about different sexual orientations and gender identities.
This raises ethical and educational issues that educators...
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...
As LGBTQ+ writers continue to face oppression and marginalization in society, they often find themselves having to censor their work out of fear of backlash from family, friends, employers, and even...
Can queer experiences of intimacy and love provide new insights into human nature and theological anthropology? In this essay, I will explore how queer experiences of intimacy and love can shed light...
Queer experiences of hope, love, and resilience have been shaped by various social, cultural, and historical factors throughout history. From marginalization to oppression, these experiences have...
Queer people have been portrayed in media for decades, but often in ways that are either too simplified or stereotypical.
Queer women may be depicted as masculine or feminine while lesbian couples...
Queer experiences of systemic oppression refer to the ways in which members of the LGBTQ+ community are marginalized and excluded from mainstream society due to their non-heteronormative identities....
"Intercultural dialogue is a form of communication that involves the exchange of ideas, values, beliefs, and perspectives between individuals from different cultural backgrounds. In today's...