Queer resilience is defined as the ability of queer people to resist and overcome oppression and marginalization through non-conforming identities, collective action, and self-acceptance. It involves...
In the past, religious education has been used to teach young people about God's love and how they should live their lives according to His word.
This type of education has often excluded LGBTQ+...
LGBT individuals often face discrimination and prejudice in various settings such as workplaces, schools, religious organizations, and social gatherings. This can make it challenging for them to...
Queer people often face difficulties navigating the spaces where they belong to. Their identity, which may differ from their socially assigned gender or sexual orientation, makes them feel like...
The struggle for gay rights has been an important part of queer history since the dawn of time.
It is essential to recognize that different parts of the world have had varying experiences when it...
LGBT students, faculty, and staff are individuals who identify with or express attraction to people of the same gender. In an educational institution, they face both empowerment and constraints in...
The intersection of technology and queer experience has transformed activism, visibility, and cultural production in the 21th century. Technology allows for greater accessibility to resources,...
A recent study has found that LGBTQ teenagers who have access to supportive peer networks are more likely to develop effective coping mechanisms, demonstrate psychological resilience, and exhibit...
Online queer communities offer a variety of benefits to individuals who are seeking safe spaces where they can explore their identities and find emotional support. These communities provide an...
One aspect of how visibility functions as both empowerment and exposure for queer individuals in public spaces is that it can enable them to feel more comfortable expressing their identities without...