Breaking the Gender Binary: Reclaiming Identity from Restrictive Ideologies
Identity Is Not Dictated by Artificial Constructs but by Personal Truth and Lived Experience.
Ethical Leadership Is Rooted in Self-Acceptance and Fosters a Common Humanity of Dignity and Equity
Challenging your unquestioned beliefs is the first step to leading authentically and inclusively.
How Do You Navigate Moral Challenges and Decisions in Your Life?
Reflections on the value of studying the Tao Te Ching to get better at questioning everything you think is true.
Is the Tao Te Ching Still Relevant Today, and Why Would You Care to Read it?
The Tao Te Ching is implicitly a queer text, one that has been an ethics of the marginalized and the oppressed. Through simple metaphors and observations of nature, the Tao Te Ching offers a powerful virtue ethics philosophy for our common humanity, one that challenges the status quo.
Why Do LGBTQ+ Activists Persist in the Fight for Their Rights?
Untenable Podcast Episode: Embracing Diversity and Challenging Prejudice
LGBTQ+ rights activists tirelessly champion the cause of sexual and gender orientation
Interview With Dax Moy: Transformational Coach and Creator of The MindMap Mastery Neuro-Coaching Diploma
Think Queerly Thought Leadership | TQ225
Dax Moy is a coach, educator, mentor, author, public speaker, and strength trainer.
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Why Are Rightwing Extremist Groups So Secretive?
What have they got to hide? On the discontentment and tragedy of not knowing one’s connection with humanity.
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We Don’t Need to Blindly Follow a Guru, Religion, or an Ideology To Be Moral
We need a practice of human heartedness that starts with human(e) thought leadership for the common good —TQ203
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How The One Creates The Other — On Natural Diversity and Dualities
Dualities are not irreconcilable opposites or conflicts. Rather, they are mutual compliments of each other. TQ173
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Does Your Moral Character Commune Understanding and Respect for Human Dignity?
Part III: Where you stand requires understanding the moral myths that organize society.
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