Lesbian care practices are often seen as a subversive challenge to traditional morality and relationship expectations. These practices involve creating bonds of love and support that go beyond what...
Queer Mourning: Transforming Collective Understandings of Grief and Memory
Mourning is a process that involves grieving the loss of someone or something important to an individual or group. Queer...
Filmmaking is an art form that can be used to tell stories about people from all walks of life.
There are certain groups of people who are often underrepresented in movies, such as minorities and...
How Intersectionality Shapes Mental Health Within LGBT Communities
Intersectionality refers to how multiple social identities interact and influence one another, often leading to unique challenges...
LGBTQ people face numerous challenges, including prejudice from both straight and queer individuals, but they also have distinct issues to contend with that are specific to their identities.
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There are many reasons why local queer communities may resist homogenization with global LGBTQ+ discourses. One reason is that different countries have different cultural norms, values, and...
Queer Heritage: Challenging Conventional Narratives
Queer history is the study of historical events that have affected or been affected by the LGBTQ+ community. It is important to recognize the...
Gender Neutral Terminology
The way we talk about people is important for how they are included and recognized morally. Words like "woman" and "man" can be used to exclude transgender and nonbinary...
Performance art is an artistic form that involves live performances such as dance, music, theater, poetry, and visual arts, often done in unconventional spaces like public parks or museums. It can be...
Grief is the natural response to loss. It can manifest in various ways and intensities based on many factors such as personality, cultural background, and life experiences. This article will focus on...