The media has played a significant role in shaping public perceptions about queer identities through its various representations. From movies to TV shows, from newspapers to social media platforms,...
Attachment is an important psychological concept that can be defined as an emotional bond between individuals. It involves feelings of closeness, affection, trust, and security towards someone else....
Tokens are objects that represent something else, often used to make a person feel included without actually having any real power or influence. Inclusion refers to the act of including someone or...
Queer people often face unique challenges when it comes to morals and ethics in their personal lives. Because of the way society treats them, they may feel like they have to hide their true selves...
How Can Queer Interpretations of Holiness Heal Collective Religious Trauma?
The concept of holiness refers to the idea that something is sacred, divine, or set apart from ordinary life. In...
How Does External Homophobia Influence Conflict Resolution, Communication, and Trust Within Queer Partnerships?
External homophobia is defined as discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals based on...
Is queer temporality inherently existential, defined by moments of rupture and renewal? There are many ways to answer this question. One way is to consider the historical context of queer identities...
Can queer experiences of struggle, affirmation, and resilience be incorporated as sources of sacred moral knowledge? This question has been asked for decades among queer individuals, but it remains...
The concept of time is fundamental to all aspects of human existence. It shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world around us, informing how we structure our lives, make decisions, and...
Queer Experiences of Love
Queerness is an umbrella term for people whose gender identity and/or sexual orientation diverges from heteronormative societal expectations. This means that they may...