LGBTQ individuals often experience feelings of moralized guilt, shame, and internalized homophobia that can be difficult to overcome. These feelings may stem from societal stigma, personal...
Peer networks and friendships are important sources of support for marginalized youth, providing opportunities for socialization, sharing experiences, and building relationships that can help...
LGBTQ people face unique challenges and obstacles in their daily lives. They often experience discrimination, harassment, and violence based on their gender identity or sexual orientation. This can...
The topic of religious condemnation has been subject to much research in recent years, with many studies exploring its effects on individuals' self-esteem, coping strategies, and psychological...
Queer aesthetics is a critical approach to understanding how identity politics intersects with artistic expression. It seeks to challenge traditional understandings of what constitutes beauty and...
The LGBTQ community has been subject to various forms of discrimination throughout history, including homophobic violence and prejudice against their gender identities. These experiences have taken a...
Strategies to Enhance Resilience and Psychological Health in LGBT Persons Living in Orthodox or Conservative Religious Communities
LGBT individuals who live in conservative or orthodox religious...
How does collective peer identity contribute to resilience in the face of discrimination or bullying?
The answer to this question is complex and multifaceted, but it can be summed up in one simple...
Can joy and happiness function as ethical instruments in marginalized lives?
"joy" refers to an emotional state characterized by feelings of great pleasure or delight. It is typically experienced...
Queer populations are individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning their gender identity. They may also be referred to as LGBTQ+ or QUILTBAG+. Queer people...