Queer reinterpretations of sacred texts challenge traditional understandings of gender and sexuality within religious institutions. Queerness can be understood as an identity or a political movement...
Queer ontology is an approach that challenges traditional understandings of human existence by positing that gender and sexuality are constructed through social interactions rather than biological...
The term "double discrimination" refers to the experience of being subjected to multiple forms of prejudice and marginalization based on one's intersecting identities. For members of the LGBTQ+...
The concepts of 'queer time' and 'slow time' are intrinsically linked to the ideas of ethics and morals, particularly when it comes to understanding how we interact with others and society. Queer...
Queer Believers: Resisting Internalized Religious Oppression
When someone is both part of an LGBTQ+ community and also practices a religion that condemns their sexual orientation or gender...
When we talk about gendered language, it's usually understood to be referring to forms of speech that emphasize differences between men and women, boys and girls, masculinity and femininity, etc....
"How do acts of everyday resistance redefine what it means to live authentically within oppressive systems?" is a question that has been explored extensively by scholars across various disciplines,...
Queer identity is a term used to describe people who do not conform to traditional gender roles or sexual norms, but it has been shaped largely by Western ideas about gender and sexuality....
In the context of gender studies, queer feminism is an intersectional theory that recognizes and examines how patriarchal systems have shaped society's understanding of gender, sexuality, and power...
Queer-informed principles are an essential component of creating inclusive and expressive spaces. These principles challenge traditional gender roles and social constructs through their application...