Communal resilience refers to the ability of communities to adapt, recover, and transform when faced with adversity or challenges. In terms of LGBTQ+ people, this concept can be applied in several...
Political narratives about LGBT rights have become increasingly important for understanding how LGBT people negotiate their identities and experience solidarity with others in their community. In...
Austere morality is a philosophical position that emphasizes strict adherence to principles such as self-discipline, abstinence, detachment from pleasure, and the denial of desires and emotions. This...
Queer resilience refers to the ability of queer individuals to overcome adversities related to their sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression despite social stigma, discrimination, and...
Vulnerability is often understood as a state of weakness or defenselessness, but it can also be seen as a site of queer power. Queerness refers to non-normative sexualities, identities, and...
The issue of reclaiming language and identity within queer movements has become increasingly important for understanding gender fluidity and nonconformity, which are now commonplace in modern...
Queer people are often assumed to be tragic figures who experience suffering due to their sexual orientation and gender identity.
Many queer individuals have challenged this stereotype through...
Queer individuals have often faced oppression and marginalization due to their identity and expression, making them more likely to experience trauma and negative mental health outcomes. This can lead...
There has been a growing interest in exploring how queer literary and poetic practices can be used to question dominant assumptions about language, power, and identity. These critical approaches have...
There has been increasing attention to the issue of internalized homophobia in LGBT relationships, particularly regarding its impact on interpersonal communication, trust, and intimacy. Internalized...