Communal affirmation is an important aspect of fostering queer spiritual identity and well-being. It involves creating safe spaces where people can explore their sexuality and gender identities...
Queer-inclusive mysticism is an emerging field of study that explores the intersection of non-normative sexualities, gender identities, and spirituality. It examines how individuals who identify...
Queer individuals are those who do not identify as cisgender or straight, and they often face discrimination, harassment, and invalidation in environments that prioritize heterosexuality and gender...
Mutual aid networks are defined as organizations that provide resources and support to people who may face barriers accessing services from formal institutions such as government agencies or...
The concept of queer happiness is often seen as a radical departure from normative models that emphasize heteronormativity, monogamy, and the nuclear family.
Recent research suggests that queer...
Queer depression is characterized by an extended state of low mood that affects the psychological well-being of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer. This type of...
The phenomenon of minority stress is well established in research, but its implications for the health of queer individuals remain understudied and poorly understood. As a result, there has been...
Queer communities have always been known for their ability to express themselves through artistic forms such as poetry, music, dance, theatre, and literature. In recent years, the act of creating and...
Queer individuals are those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heteronormative. According to researchers, they experience unique challenges during their...
How does participation in religious music or chant influence queer mood regulation, cognitive reflection, and identity affirmation?
Religious music and chant have been used for centuries to...