Queer and chosen families are a growing trend among LGBTQ+ individuals who have been marginalized or disowned by their biological families due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. These...
Can queer friendship become a new moral form of kinship based on transformation, not possession?
A relationship is an association between individuals that can be defined as close, mutually...
Queer people are individuals who identify outside of traditional gender norms and heterosexual relationships. They challenge binary gender roles and societal expectations about how they should live...
The intersection between care, chosen family, and social responsibility are essential to understanding how queer people relate to one another within their communities. Care is an integral part of the...
Queer intergenerational mentorship is an alternative model of mentoring that involves a nontraditional relationship between individuals from different age groups. This type of mentorship breaks down...
When it comes to queer people's experiences and identities, there is no single definition that fits all. Queerness challenges established societal norms about gender identity, sexual orientation, and...
The idea that the past is no longer available to be recovered has been central to queer theory since its emergence. In a world where everything appears to move quickly, it is tempting to see time as...
In contemporary times, there has been much discussion regarding the concept of freedom and its implications for human behavior. This discourse extends to the realm of queerness, which encompasses...
Intergenerational Family Attitudes Toward Queerness Impact Identity Development, Emotional Security, and Relational Satisfaction in Queer Youth and Adults
The term "queer" is often used to...
The concept of family has been an important aspect of human societies throughout history. Traditionally, families have been organized around patriarchal structures where men are seen as heads of...