Intersectionality is a concept that refers to the various intersections of different identities, such as race, gender, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic status, disability, and religion, which...
As a result of historical discrimination and marginalization, LGBTQ+ individuals have had to form their own support systems and communities to counteract these negative forces.
Many LGBTQ+ people...
Intersections of migration, queer identity, and cultural adaptation have become increasingly common phenomena that can influence an individual's mental health and social belonging. Migration refers...
Migration has been a significant factor in shaping the development of human societies for centuries. Throughout history, people have migrated to pursue economic opportunities, escape persecution,...
"How does participation in faith-based social networks contribute to social belonging and identity integration for LGBT persons?" is an important question that requires careful consideration and...
The question of how affirmation of diverse gender expression influences identity coherence, mental health, and social belonging is one that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years....
The topic of this article is to discuss how participation in faith-based charitable activities can help foster social belonging and identity integration for LGBT persons. While research has shown...
The idea of societal invisibility refers to the state of being ignored or invisible within society due to one's background, identity, or characteristics. This can be particularly prevalent in...
Participation in communal worship has been shown to have significant effects on individuals' psychological well-being, including their sense of self-esteem, identity integration, and social...
LGBTQ identities refer to individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, pansexual, etc. These identities are often marginalized...