Embracing the Fluid Self: Reflections on Gender and Identity
Contemplative Reflections, Part 4: Celebrating diversity, challenging norms, and cultivating acceptance.
Contemplative Reflections on Connection, Sex, and Liberation
Part 2: The celebration of diversity to cultivate human connection and understanding.
Following my first post in this series, Acceptance
What Is the Common Good, Who Controls It, and Why Is It Difficult to Define?
Nurturing harmony: exploring the fragile essence of the common good.
How can we define a common good for all people
Acceptance & Belonging: Contemplations About the Challenges and Aspirations of LGBTQ+ People
Part 1: On the fundamental human experiences of societal norms and self-discovery.
Several years ago, I published a collection of
The Necessity of Appealing to Innate Human Dignity Instead of Furthering Argument and Division
Self-mastery is not about agreeing with other people’s opinions or keeping silent — it demonstrates your humility and respect for
If You Believe You Can Change the World or Other People, You Are Acting Unskilfully
You need to evolve and be the change to inspire others to follow your lead.
For years, I thought I
Why “Sincerely Held Religious Beliefs” Are Hypocritical, Insincere, and Killing LGBTQ2S+ People
The religious right is effectively and self-righteously working to decimate human freedoms and LGBTQ2S+ lives.
If you value your freedom
The Power of Self-Mastery for Queer Individuals to Strive Higher for the Common Good
Think Queerly Interview with Leadership and Organizational Development Coach, Jeremy Long | TQ240
In this episode of the Think Queerly Podcast,
It Gets Better Canada: Uplifting, Empowering, and Connecting 2SLGBTQ+ Youth Across Canada
Think Queerly Podcast Leadership Interview with Omid Razavi and Ethan Berkeley-Garci | TQ232
The It Gets Better Project envisions a world
Everything We Value, We’ve Been Taught to Value. Don't Be Pink-Washed by Corporations Vying for Your LGBTQ+ Money this Pride.
Flying the Pride flag during Pride month and then taking it down is a sure sign a business doesn’t value human dignity and queer lives — they only value capitalizing on Pride to increase profits.
