Sociocultural Obstacles to Integrating Inclusive Theology Within Traditional Religious Institutions
While some religions have embraced the concept of inclusivity, others still struggle with it due...
The study of the long-term impacts of internalized homophobia and transphobia on the self-concept, identity consolidation, and resilience in LGBTQIA+ communities is still in its...
Sexual vulnerability is the state of being exposed to potential harm or danger through one's sexual orientation or behavior, which can influence negotiation strategies, risk assessment, and...
There are several ways that sexualized political stereotypes can be used to justify marginalization, dehumanization, and moral condemnation of opponents or minorities. One common way is through the...
Peer evaluations are an important aspect of adolescent development that can have significant impact on their sexual identity, self-esteem, and relational understanding. During this stage, teenagers...
The concept of self-stigma refers to negative perceptions individuals hold about themselves based on their identity characteristics, such as gender, race, age, disability, or sexual orientation. It...
The tension between queer visibility and secrecy has always been a central issue for those who identify as LGBTQ+. While some argue that openness and honesty about one's identity is necessary to...
The issue of internalized homophobia and transphobia among LGBTQ individuals has been gaining increasing attention from psychologists and sociologists. These concepts refer to the negative attitudes...
LGBT activists have been utilizing theological reinterpretations to challenge discriminatory practices within religious institutions for many years. This essay will explore how this strategy has been...
Trans people are those who identify as a gender different from their assigned sex at birth. This means that some trans people may have experienced transitioning from one gender to another through...