Queer youth is a term used to describe young people who identify themselves outside of traditional gender binaries and heteronormative expectations. Queer identities are diverse and complex,...
How might online moderation, platform governance and state policy together shape the visibility of queer youth, and what effects do these practices have on life‑world possibilities?
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Intergenerational Queer Knowledge is important because it provides people with a sense of connection to their ancestors and a way to learn from those who have come before them. This type of knowledge...
Can strong peer networks replace the psychological function of parental attachment for queer youth?
Peer networks provide social support to queer young adults who may experience rejection from...
Social isolation has become an increasing concern for many people worldwide, especially during this pandemic era. It is undeniable that loneliness has negative impacts on our physical, mental, and...
Microaggressions are subtle forms of prejudice or discrimination that may go unnoticed but have lasting effects. These can include comments about physical appearance, gender roles, and sexual...
Social isolation is defined as the separation from others for an extended period of time. In recent years, there has been increased research into how this can impact individuals' identities and...
Generations are distinct groups of people who share certain experiences and characteristics that influence their values, beliefs, behaviors, and attitudes towards social issues. As time passes, these...
Pride, Agency, and Belonging Mitigates the Psychological Impact of Societal Stigma on Queer Youth
As a society, we must recognize the importance of creating safe spaces for all individuals,...
Generation Z is the newest generation to join the LGBTQ+ community. They were born after the turn of the century, when queer people had achieved some rights and visibility but still faced...