There has been an increasing awareness of the impact of systemic discrimination on individuals' lives throughout their lifespan. Research suggests that experiences of systemic discrimination can have...
In this essay, I will discuss how philosophical ethics can be used to create safe and affirming public spaces for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) individuals. In particular, I will focus...
What is double consciousness?
Double consciousness refers to a psychological state where one feels that they are perceived differently based on their race or gender identity than how they see...
The term "LGBTQ+" is an abbreviation that stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Plus, which refers to a diverse group of people who do not conform to traditional gender...
In the context of religious studies, queer embodiment refers to the experience of being a queer person within a religious community or institution. This can involve navigating questions about one's...
Post-transition embodiment experiences are unique to each individual, but they often involve significant changes to physical appearance, emotional states, and social roles. For trans and non-binary...
How does culture influence anticipatory anxiety in social interactions? When people experience anticipatory anxiety before an upcoming event, they may become worried about their own behavior and the...
Shame is an unpleasant emotion that can be passed down from one generation to another through culture, traditions, and family values. It is often associated with the feeling of embarrassment,...
Internalized religious guilt is an emotional state that can occur when an individual feels shame, anxiety, guilt, or self-loathing about their actions or beliefs due to their religion's teachings. It...
Queer aesthetics of selfhood refers to the way people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) explore their identities and express themselves through art,...