The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves as outside of traditional gender roles and identities. This may include individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,...
How do queer families approach moral dilemmas surrounding societal non-recognition, legal limitations, and social prejudice affecting children?
As a result of their marginalized status within...
The construction of new forms of sacred kinship among queer believers involves a variety of strategies that transcend traditional family structures. Some queer individuals choose to create their own...
As society becomes increasingly accepting of diverse lifestyles and family dynamics, it is becoming more common to see people form "chosen" or alternative families that are composed of individuals...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify with non-traditional gender identities and sexual orientations that deviate from heterosexual norms. These individuals often face discrimination and...
Intergenerational Mentorship in Queer Households
Intergenerational mentorship serves as an effective channel for transmitting values, morals, and ethics within queer families. This type of...
Intergenerational solidarity is a concept that emphasizes the importance of creating an environment where different generations work together to achieve common goals. It is based on the belief that...
Caregiving involves providing assistance to others who are unable to perform certain tasks independently due to age, illness, disability, trauma, or other factors. It is often associated with an...
In sociology, queer theory has explored how sexual identities can be shaped through social structures such as gender roles and institutions.
There is little literature that examines how...
Queer Families and Estranged Relatives
Estranged relatives are those who have distanced themselves from their biological family for various reasons such as conflict, disagreement, or abuse. This...