The history of feminist movements is inextricably linked to that of the LGBTQ movement, which has been largely influenced by women's efforts towards social justice and equality for all genders. Women...
We live in an era where time is often treated like a commodity to be consumed and controlled.
What if we could approach it differently? What if we considered time not just as a linear progression...
Philosophy is concerned with understanding the world around us and how it relates to human experience. One aspect of this understanding involves exploring moral and ethical issues related to human...
A queer literary critic's main responsibility is to analyze texts and art forms that represent the experiences of people who identify outside of traditional heteronormative gender roles. This...
One way that lesbian literature and art can provide alternatives to heteronormative frameworks is by exploring non-binary forms of intimacy. Lesbian writing often delves into the complexity of...
Reclaiming Joy as an Act of Defiance Against Social Shame
Joy is often associated with happiness, but it can also be seen as a form of rebellion against societal norms that dictate how individuals...
Queer temporality refers to the nonlinear way that queer people experience time, which is often different from how cisgender and heterosexual individuals perceive it. This can be due to experiences...
Decolonial queer theory is an intellectual movement that challenges colonial thinking in all its forms. Decolonization refers to the process of freeing one's mind from colonizing influences, and...
Therapy can be redefined as a collaboration between client and practitioner that emphasizes the importance of identity and personal growth rather than correcting deficiencies. This approach...
Historical Examples of Women-Led Queer Activism
In this essay, I will explore how historical examples of women-led queer activism can inform contemporary leadership, coalition-building, and...