It is important to understand what sexuality means for an individual. Sexuality can be understood as a way of being physically attracted to someone and wanting to have physical contact with them. It...
Marginalization is the act of pushing someone or something away from an accepted part of society. This can happen to anyone based on their ethnicity, gender identity, race, religion, etc.
People...
Dual discrimination refers to experiencing discrimination based on multiple identities that intersect.
If someone is both female and black, they may experience gender-based discrimination and...
This article explores how experiences of affirmation, mentorship, and social support within religious communities shape the coping strategies and ethical decision-making processes of LGBT believers....
Many adolescent individuals identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning (LGBTQ), which can be challenging for them to reconcile with their religious beliefs and practices....
Resilience is often thought of as an individual quality that allows one to persist through difficult circumstances.
There are growing ideas in psychology and neuroscience that suggest it may be...
The process of coming out can have a significant impact on family dynamics, emotional security, and long-term mental health among LGBTQ adolescents. Coming out involves disclosing one's sexual...
The impact of supportive religious leaders on reducing internalized stigma is significant. This can be observed through their actions, attitudes, and beliefs towards individuals who experience...
Gender identity is a psychological concept that involves an individual's sense of self as either male, female, both, neither, or another gender. It is distinct from one's biological sex, which is...
The concept of affirming relationships has been gaining attention in recent years, particularly among those who are part of marginalized communities that experience discrimination and social stigma...