Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficult situations or setbacks while continuing to move forward. Adaptability refers to one's capacity to change or adjust to new circumstances or...
Medical invisibility creates significant systemic inequalities and ethical dilemmas for queer populations, particularly those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, nonbinary,...
LGBTQ individuals face unique challenges that can impact their mental health, including societal stigma, discrimination, and prejudice. One such challenge is systemic oppression, which refers to...
The development of resilience is critical for adolescents who face systemic oppression and repeated social challenges. These obstacles can have a profound impact on their psychological well-being and...
Adolescent Emotional Stability and Systemic Oppression/Prejudice: Strategies for Maintaining Well-Being
The ability to navigate systems of power and privilege can be challenging for anyone, but...
Moral philosophy is concerned with the study of ethics and morality, which are the principles that guide our behavior towards others and ourselves. It explores what makes actions right or wrong, good...
I will be discussing the psychological processes that can help people understand how to resist systemic oppression rather than simply giving up and accepting their fate. We will explore how...
The concept of resilience has been studied extensively in psychology and has been shown to be an important factor in helping individuals cope with adversity.
Much less attention has been given to...
The act of symbolically including marginalized groups has become common practice among institutions of power to appear progressive and inclusive while concealing their true lack of commitment to...
The history of systemic queer oppression is rooted in various factors that have contributed to its prevalence throughout time. One major factor has been the religious belief systems that dominated...