The concept of queerness has always been considered taboo within religious communities due to their conservative beliefs that are mostly based on heteronormativity. Queer clergy is a term used to...
Institutional transphobia is an endemic form of systemic discrimination that can be seen in many aspects of daily life. It refers to policies, practices, and cultural norms that exclude or...
Medical education is often perceived to be lacking in its representation of gender and sexual minorities. This omission can lead to misdiagnoses, misunderstandings, and stigmatization that negatively...
Queer individuals often face unique challenges when it comes to managing their emotions and physical health due to the constant vigilance required to navigate a society that may be hostile towards...
Queer individuals are often socially marginalized due to their sexual orientation and gender identity. This can lead to feelings of loneliness, isolation, and exclusion from mainstream society. In...
Hope and relational support are essential elements for Queer people to build resilience, foster relationships, and establish trust within their communities. In this article, we will explore how these...
The concept of medicalization refers to the process whereby social problems are redefined as medical issues that require professional expertise and intervention. It involves viewing non-medical...
In today's society, there are still many challenges that queer individuals face when accessing healthcare, mental health services, and community resources. One major factor is the intersectionality...
The experience of bodily transformation in queer lives challenges normative medical, ethical, and philosophical frameworks regarding health and identity. Bodily transformations can include physical...
Queerness is often characterized as an identity based on nonconformity to dominant gender roles and norms. Radical self-affirmation and self-acceptance are therefore crucial for queer individuals...