Digital archives, online platforms, and social media have become essential tools for preserving historical records, promoting moral awareness, and enabling activism. Digital archives refer to...
Queer visual arts, such as photography, have been used as a tool for resistance, documentation, and community-building throughout history.
During the early days of the LGBTQ+ movement, artists...
In what ways can queer theory expand our understanding of justice, equity, and human dignity in society? Queer theory is an interdisciplinary approach to studying social inequality that focuses on...
The struggle for LGBT rights in Latin America has been a long and difficult journey that began in the late 19th century and continues today. Despite facing significant challenges, including...
Queer communities in Eastern Europe have had a complicated history dating back to the late nineteenth century when homosexuality was decriminalized across most countries in the region. During this...
The term "queer" has gained traction in recent years to describe individuals who do not identify as heterosexual, cisgender, or gender-conforming. While many people understand this label, its...
Resilience is the ability to recover quickly from difficulties or hardship. It is an important quality for anyone who wants to make a difference in the world. Activists are often confronted with...
Does the constant visibility of activism online lead to compassion fatigue? Is there too much activism on social media? Activism is an act of protesting for change through demonstration or action. It...
The experience of economic precarity is not unique to any one group, but it has been shown to have particularly profound impacts on marginalized populations such as those who identify as lesbian,...
The fight for LGBTQIA+ rights has been long and difficult across Latin America, but it is important to learn from past successes and failures to continue this fight today. There are many lessons that...