The conflict between institutional norms and personal ethical convictions is an issue that has been faced by many people throughout history. This includes those who identify as queer, which refers to...
How does the experience of being perpetually “othered†influence the construction of moral values, empathy, and relational ethics within queer populations?
Queer people are constantly faced...
There has been growing interest in understanding how intergenerational transmission of queer values can shape moral and ethical consciousness among individuals. Queer values refer to beliefs,...
Transmitting Queer Values Across Generations
Intergenerational transmission is the process through which a person acquires cultural knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and values from older...
Queerness is characterized by feelings of otherness and isolation. It often entails experiences of being different from dominant norms and expectations, which may include religious ones. As such, it...
Queer Communities' Practices of Chosen Family and Mutual Care
Queer communities are groups of people who identify themselves as LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer), which means...
How do queer experiences of alienation inform ethical and existential reflections on community, belonging, and social responsibility? This is an important question that has been explored by many...
The concept of exile and marginalization has been deeply ingrained in religious beliefs since ancient times. Religions such as Christianity and Islam have emphasized exclusivity towards people who do...
Can queer entrepreneurship rewrite economic relationships around care and creativity?
Queer entrepreneurship is an emerging field that explores how LGBTQ+ people can contribute to the economy...
Intergenerational Storytelling to Preserve Queer Knowledge
Intergenerational storytelling is an important way that queer people can share their unique experiences, perspectives, values, and...