There has been growing interest in understanding the relationship between religion and queerness. Many people identify as both queer and religious, creating tensions between their identities that can...
Article on Systemic Invisibility and Erasure of Marginalized Queer Groups
Systemic invisibility and erasure refer to the ways in which individuals or groups who identify as LGBTQ+ can experience...
How do verbal attacks, microaggressions, and social exclusion intersect with systemic inequalities to shape queer individuals' experiences, resilience, and strategies of empowerment?
In modern...
How do queer interpretations of sacred texts expand moral imagination, ethics, and social responsibility?
Sacred texts have been used for centuries to inform religious beliefs and cultural values....
The idea that mistakes and controversies involving public figures can teach society about queerness is an interesting one. It suggests that through their actions, these individuals can provide...
Social media platforms offer an unprecedented opportunity to promote awareness about queer issues through educational campaigns, create advocacy movements, build communities, and foster safe spaces...
Queerness is a term used to describe people who do not conform to traditional gender norms and are often marginalized due to their nonconformity. Faith can be defined as an unshakable belief in...
Structural Inequities and Cultural Norms in Sports
Structural inequalities refer to the systemic disadvantages that affect certain groups within society, including gender identity and expression....
The issue of creating queer-friendly spaces in smaller communities has been an ongoing concern for LGBTQIA+ individuals who often face structural and cultural barriers that hinder their ability to...
The commodification of queer identity refers to the commercialization and monetization of non-normative gender and sexual identities for profit. Queer individuals are often exploited for their unique...