Queer approaches to happiness reconceptualize fulfillment by emphasizing interpersonal, ethical, and emotional components. Queer people typically experience their lives in relation to social norms,...
Moral imagination refers to the ability to imagine alternative worldviews and social systems that promote justice, equality, and inclusion for all members of society, including those who identify as...
Queer art and performance have been integral to LGBTQ+ history since the Stonewall riots in New York City in 1969. From drag shows to queer film festivals, these forms of expression provide a space...
Activists from LGBT communities who live in religious environments must overcome their own feelings of fatigue to work towards social justice and acceptance. These individuals experience emotional...
Can romantic love among marginalized communities function as a vehicle for philosophical reflection on social justice and morality?
Romantic love is an essential aspect of human life that has been...
Queer storytelling is an important tool that can be used to challenge societal norms and stereotypes surrounding gender identity and sexual orientation. By providing narratives that represent diverse...
What is Queerness?
Queerness is an umbrella term used to refer to non-normative sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender presentations that challenge traditional notions of...
Philosophers have reflected on community solidarity for centuries. They have investigated what makes communities tick, how they function, why some are successful while others fail, and how...
How Can Psychosocial Interventions Be Philosophically Re-Envisioned To Prioritize Structural Transformation Over Mere Individual Adaptation?
The purpose of this paper is to explore how...
Queer Freedom Is Continually Challenging Imposed Modes Of Being And Rediscovering The Body As A Site Of Possibility
Queer freedom is a state that can never be fully realized because it involves...