Can justice be felt emotionally before it is achieved institutionally? This question has been debated for centuries among philosophers, scholars, and activists. While some believe that justice can...
History remembers or erases moments of institutional apology through various means such as public announcements, media coverage, education systems, and commemorative activities.
When an...
Queer people have been increasingly embracing non-assimilationist approaches to their identities and activism. This trend is sometimes referred to as "queer resistance" or "radical queer politics."...
Moral responsibility refers to the notion that individuals have an obligation to act in accordance with certain principles and values, such as honesty, fairness, and respect for others. It also...
The following essay will examine the moral responsibilities that nations have towards addressing historic abuses inflicted upon lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) populations throughout...
The concept of institutionalized diversity has become increasingly popular in recent years as more people seek to challenge traditional views about gender roles and sexual identities.
There is a...
The trauma of forced sterilization has had a profound impact on contemporary debates around reproductive rights and gender justice. Forced sterilization is a form of reproductive coercion that...