Access to cultural capital determines who is allowed to be visible as queer
A common misconception is that being queer means having a certain lifestyle, dressing or acting in a specific way. This...
Cultural capital is the value that people attach to certain forms of knowledge, skills, abilities, and experiences based on their cultural background, socioeconomic status, education, and...
Class privilege is passed down from one generation to another through various means, including inheritance of wealth, education, networks, access to opportunities, social capital, and cultural...
In many cultures around the world, erotic secrecy is a common practice that can be seen in various forms such as flirting, teasing, and seduction. These practices are used to create an air of mystery...
How can sexuality be politicized into a divisive issue that separates communities and identities? Sexual orientation is a personal matter of individual choice, but it has been used to define social...
"Commercialization" is when something that was originally non-commercial, such as public domain artwork, becomes available for sale through private companies. "Queer" refers to people who do not...
The feminist movement has been at the forefront of advocating for equality between men and women since its inception.
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBT) rights have also become...