Can pride remain radical in an era of corporate sponsorship and mass spectacle?
Pride is no longer just about marching down the street to celebrate LGBTQIA+ identity; it has become a...
Pride Movements: Historical Memory and Activism
Pride movements are essential to the LGBTQIA+ community's collective history, serving as repositories of historical memories that have been...
When it comes to discussing sexual identity, language plays a crucial role in shaping societal attitudes towards it. Metaphors, euphemsms, and taboos have been used for centuries to describe various...
Sexual attraction to people of the same gender, known as homosexuality, has been present since ancient times.
Until recently, this orientation was considered taboo, and people who identified...
Online networks have played an increasingly important role in empowering and connecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQIA) individuals and communities around...
The commodification of pride has led to the creation of an industry that capitalizes on the LGBTQ+ movement's struggle for equality and representation. Pride parades, merchandise, and events have...
Asexuality is defined as the lack of sexual attraction to others, whereas aromanticism refers to an absence of romantic feelings for anyone. These identities are often misunderstood and stigmatized...
Pride is a time for celebrating the history and diversity of LGBTQIA+ communities, while also raising awareness about issues facing these communities.
Recent trends have seen the commercialization...
How do digital media ecosystems influence societal perceptions of gender norms and sexual diversity?
Digital media ecosystems can have a profound impact on how people view gender norms and sexual...
The term "asexual" refers to people who do not experience sexual attraction or desire towards others. This sexual identity is often not represented or discussed in popular culture, leading to...