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THE IMPACT OF GENDER IDENTITY AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION ON LGBTQ CITIZENSHIP AND SOCIAL BELONGING

As society has progressed, so too have people's perspectives on gender identity and sexual orientation. This evolution has resulted in increased acceptance of diverse genders and sexualities, which...

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THE IMPACT OF CHOSEN FAMILIES ON RELATIONAL ETHICS, KINSHIP STRUCTURES, AND SOCIAL BELONGING IN QUEER COMMUNITIES

The chosen family is an important aspect of many queer communities, providing support, comfort, and love outside traditional biological or legal family ties. While these families have been studied...

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QUEER VIRTUAL COMMUNITIES OFFER EMOTIONAL SUPPORT AND SOCIAL BELONGING THROUGH ONLINE DATING APPS

There are many benefits to using online dating sites like Grindr and Scruff for those who identify as LGBTQ+. These platforms allow users to meet people from all around the world without having to...

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EXPLORING HOW MULTICULTURAL CITIZENSHIP CAN HELP LGBTQ INDIVIDUALS OVERCOME MARGINALIZATION

LGBTQ identities are often associated with marginalization and exclusion from mainstream society, leading to reduced opportunities for political participation, representation, and social...

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QUEER COMMUNITIES CHOSEN FAMILIES: ALTERNATIVE MODELS OF KINSHIP, RELATIONAL ETHICS, AND SOCIAL BELONGING

Queer communities have been known to form strong ties and networks that act as an alternative model for familial support systems. These "chosen" families are formed when individuals come together to...

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HOW QUEER CHOSEN FAMILIES ARE REINVENTING THE WAY WE THINK ABOUT LOVE AND CARE

The concept of family is central to human existence. In societies worldwide, family is understood as an institution that provides support, love, stability, and identity to individuals.
Not...

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THE CHALLENGES FACING QUEER MEN IN NAVIGATING MASCULINITY: FROM GENDER ROLES TO LGBTQ+ STIGMAS

The term “masculinity” refers to the socially constructed norms that dictate how males are expected to behave, think, and express themselves within a given society. These expectations can vary...

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IS VIRTUAL CONNECTION DURABLE ENOUGH? HOW ONLINE COMMUNITIES IMPACT QUEER EMOTIONAL SUPPORT & SOCIAL BELONGING

Can virtual communities provide durable emotional support and social belonging for geographically or socially isolated queer individuals? This question has been studied extensively in recent years,...

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THE INTERSECTIONAL IMPACT OF SEXUAL IDENTITIES ON SOCIAL BELONGING AND POLITICAL REPRESENTATION

The intersection of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual identities with multicultural citizenship can have significant effects on social belonging, civic engagement, and...

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THE IMPACT OF INTERSECTIONALITY ON LGBTQ CIVIC PARTICIPATION, SOCIAL BELONGING, AND REPRESENTATION

One of the most important aspects of being part of an LGBTQ community is the sense of belonging that comes with it. Many people feel more comfortable around others who share similar experiences and...

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