Black Queer Ethics, Family, and Philosophical Imagination

Exploring the moral excellence in black queer family practices, Thelathia Nikki Young presents new ethical methods rooted in confrontation, resistance, and imagination. She emphasizes that family norms reflect broader human relationships and highlights the moral agency of black queer individuals through their lived experiences and reflections. Young argues that their unique perspectives offer valuable insights for reimagining family in liberating and life-affirming ways, urging a deeper understanding of their ethical contributions to society.