Participation in performance art provides opportunities for LGBTQ individuals to express their identity, critique social norms, and build community solidarity through creative expression and...
Queer struggles have been a central concern for activists, scholars, and public debates since the Stonewall Riots of 1969.
Recent developments in legal protections have raised questions about...
The history of Latin America's LGBT movement is filled with many stories of struggle and triumph against oppression, discrimination, and violence. From the Stonewall riots to Pride marches, the...
The question of whether small-scale, community-driven initiatives can achieve more sustainable change than large organizations has been a subject of debate for many years. On one hand, some argue...
Large-Scale Pride Events: Simultaneously Fostering Social Empowerment and Risking Commercialization or Superficiality
Pride events are large-scale celebrations that aim to promote LGBTQIA+ rights...
Historical Queer Resistance and Contemporary Strategies
Queerness is an umbrella term used to describe people who identify outside of heterosexual and cisgender normativity. Historically, LGBTQ+...
In the context of LGBTQ+ activism and queer theory, "envisioning a queer future" refers to imagining an alternative world that challenges dominant narratives about gender, sexuality, and social...
Queer commemorative practices are unique ways that LGBTQ+ communities remember and celebrate their history, culture, and struggles for social justice. These practices often challenge dominant...
LGBTQ+ communities have faced significant challenges in forming, maintaining, and advocating for their rights due to restrictive laws and cultural norms. These restrictions can take many forms, from...
Can virtual networks foster empathy, solidarity, and collective action across cultural and geographical divides?
Virtual networks are increasingly being used to bring people together from...