What is Justice?
Justice is a concept that has been debated for centuries among philosophers and scholars alike. It refers to the fair treatment of people according to their respective rights and...
Religious Institutions Shape Attitudes towards LGBT Inclusion
The traditional belief systems of many major religions have historically condemned same-sex behavior as immoral and sinful. This has...
This article will explore the impact that the exclusion of LGBT individuals from religious ceremonies and rites of passage has had on society and culture. This can lead to discrimination against...
Communities play an important role in providing care and support to their members, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, and others who are...
LGBT activists often face significant risks when attempting to challenge oppressive laws and social norms in authoritarian countries. While many countries have made progress toward recognizing LGBT...
Political participation is an important aspect of democracy that allows individuals to have a say in the decisions made by their government. For queer communities, participating in politics can help...
Can justice exist within legal systems built on historical exclusion and binary classification? This is an important question that has been asked for centuries, but remains unresolved even today....
Absent Legal Recognition
Same-sex couples experience unique challenges due to their lack of legal recognition. These issues can have significant effects on their lives, from financial matters to...
The history of homophobia is intertwined with various social, cultural, political, economic, and psychological factors that have contributed to its prevalence and persistence. From ancient times...
In the context of societal norms and values, the institution of marriage has been largely accepted to be between heterosexual couples, wherein each partner takes on specific roles and...