How do audiences distinguish between allyship and exploitation in commercial representation?
In a world where capitalist consumer culture is ubiquitous, representations of marginalized groups in...
Queer feminism is an intersectional approach to understanding social structures that recognizes how gender, race, class, and sexual orientation intersect to produce patterns of privilege and...
How does queer representation in advertising reflect capitalism's ability to absorb dissent?
Capitalism is an economic system that relies heavily on consumerism and the production and consumption...
Capitalism is an economic system based on private ownership of property and the profit motive. It encourages competition among businesses and individuals to maximize profits. Queer aesthetics refer...
In modern capitalist societies, LGBTQ+ people have seen significant gains in terms of rights and acceptance.
Despite these advances, many individuals still face systemic oppression and...
Economic liberalism is the belief that free markets and capitalism are beneficial to society. Its proponents argue that the market will allocate resources efficiently if left alone and that...
Capitalist systems rely heavily on commodification to generate profit and sustain economic growth. One way that this commodification takes place is through the creation of products and services that...
What is an economy?
An economy refers to the system that regulates how goods and services are produced, distributed, and consumed within a society. Economics is the study of economies. An economy...
What is Queer Theory?
Queer theory is an academic field that studies gender and sexuality as they intersect with power structures such as racism, capitalism, colonialism, ableism, and more. It...
This article will explore the concept of queer economics, a new economic model that challenges traditional capitalist models rooted in heteronormative family structures. Queer economics is based on...