Sexual behavior is an essential part of human nature that can be expressed in various ways and contexts. It encompasses not only physical interaction but also emotional connection, which may occur...
The term "digital" refers to electronic devices that store data in binary code. The term "postcolonial" describes the struggle for independence and self-determination against colonial rule. Digital...
Social Identity and Relational Strategies
People's perceptions of themselves and their personal characteristics are affected by many factors such as culture, race, ethnicity, gender, class,...
How do experiences of military injustice or discrimination influence relational trust?
The term "military" refers to an organization that trains soldiers for armed combat, typically through...
The way that cultural norms within military units affect romantic and platonic attachments can vary depending on many different factors, including gender roles, social class, age, race, religion,...
I will explore how factors such as race, age, or gender can affect client interactions with workers. I will discuss how these factors may shape client assumptions and behavior towards workers and...
Unacknowledged sexual frustration can have significant impacts on individuals' perceptions of their place within broader social systems, including but not limited to gender roles, societal...
The concept of intersecting identities has been studied extensively in social sciences since the 1980s, especially within feminist theory. Intersectionality is an analytic framework for understanding...
Intersecting identities refer to the multiple characteristics that make up an individual's unique identity, including race, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, and ability status. These...
How do intersecting identities—gender, race, nationality—shape risk exposure within escort work?
The nature of sex work means that people who sell their bodies for sex are often subject to...