Queer art is an innovative form of expression that challenges traditional gender roles and norms to create alternative identities and visions of history. Through its exploration of non-traditional...
The relationship between queerness and culture is multifaceted, complex, and often conflicting. On one hand, many cultures have established dominant narratives that define gender roles, sexual...
This article explores how queer commemorations challenge national narratives of purity, sacrifice, and heroism through their subversive interpretations of history. Specifically, it focuses on how...
The role of queer activism in shaping collective memory, commemorating marginalized lives, and influencing public narratives of history has been increasingly recognized over the past few decades....
In recent decades, there has been an increased focus on the representation and inclusion of LGBTQ+ people in society, particularly within the realm of media.
Even as more individuals are open...
The history of LGBTQ+ communities in post-Soviet spaces is often marked by state repression, censorship, and discrimination. Under these circumstances, it has been challenging for queer individuals...
Can recovering lost queer histories reshape national identities and collective memory?
It is true that when people study history, they often focus on heterosexual relationships, marriages,...
Performance art is a form of expression that combines different elements such as visual arts, music, dance, theatre, literature, and activism to convey a message. Queer performance art involves the...
The relationship between national identity, collective memory, and the attitude towards LGBT communities has been an area of great scholarly interest for decades. Nationalist discourses are often...
The evolution of queer festivals from physical to digital to global experiences has been significant in shaping how LGBTQIA+ individuals connect, express themselves, and celebrate their...