The use of pain as a means to gain fame and recognition has become increasingly prevalent in various media platforms such as film, literature, art, and music.
This practice raises ethical concerns...
In contemporary society, LGBT individuals have achieved increasing recognition and representation through various creative and performative forms such as artistic expression, literary works, and...
The concept of visibility, representation, and relational responsibility has been gaining increasing attention within queer theory and activism for its potential to redefine societal obligations...
Digital platforms have become increasingly important to queer communities for socializing, networking, dating, organizing, and activism. These communities often face unique challenges related to...
How do games that represent marginalized identities contribute to self-recognition and social understanding?
There has been an increasing interest in the representation of marginalized identities...
This article will examine how tokenization or stereotype-based expectations can have detrimental effects on an individual's mental health and overall well-being. It is important to understand what...
Masculinity is defined in many cultures as strength, aggression, dominance, and competition. This definition has been reinforced by centuries of religious teachings that emphasize the importance of...
What are the long-term psychological and social impacts of recurring stereotypes in queer media on audience perception? This question is important because it allows us to understand how these...
LGBT Identity Evolution and its Philosophical Implications
Over the course of human history, individuals have identified themselves with various genders and sexualities, including lesbian, gay,...
Bisexuality is an orientation characterized by attraction to both men and women, which challenges dominant ideas about binary gender categories and sexuality. This paper will explore how bisexuality...