Despite exploring other queer topics, communication scholars and rhetoricians are lacking
in offering academic inquiries involving asexuality. We engaged in a critical thematic …

In this performative autoethnography, I broadly question the communication discipline's
investments in empire. Specifically, by tracing how my body–as a Pinay–has not fit within the …

Despite important inquiries on queerness, communication scholars have yet to explore the
lives of folks on the asexual spectrums (also known as “ace”). This study brings attention to …

In this essay, we move towards theorizing an asexual-affirming communication pedagogy.
We position asexual-affirming (or ace-affirming) communication pedagogy as having two …

Asexuality describes a range of identities characterized by a lack of attraction toward sexual
relationships or activities, and its opposite is allosexuality. In this essay, we offer a rhetorical …

Ethnicity, sexuality, and health are inextricably linked. This study reports on individual
interviews carried out with 21 “gay” migrant Filipinos living in New Zealand to understand …

This paper advances the understanding of migrant adaptation by elucidating the role of
emotions and their regulation in negotiations of cultural differences and power relations. We …

This study explores how Filipinx providers and clients of healthcare and social services
internalize their language as part of their identity, in turn affecting their help-seeking …

As sojourners adjust to a new culture, they adjust their identities, navigating both their home
and host culture expectations. This study examines the process of identity development …

Despite exploring other queer topics, communication scholars and rhetoricians are lacking
in offering academic inquiries involving asexuality. We engaged in a critical thematic …