Queer festivals are events that celebrate LGBTQIA+ identities and culture, often through performances, art installations, workshops, discussions, parties, and socializing. They can take place online...
The term "literary canon" refers to a body of literature that is generally considered to be representative of the highest quality and most important works of a particular culture or era. These works...
Queer Voices in Literature and Art: The Impact on Cultural Memory
The marginalization of queer voices in literature and art has had a profound impact on cultural memory, resulting in the omission...
The exclusion of queer voices from the literary canon has had a significant impact on cultural memory, shaping the ways in which we remember and understand our collective history. By limiting the...
The word “pride” refers to a sense of self-respect, honor, dignity, or worth. It can also be used to describe an emotional state characterized by feelings of happiness, pleasure, satisfaction, joy,...
Queer History Recognition Can Transform Science and Art Institutions
The history of human civilization is largely shaped by heterosexual normativity and cisheteropatriarchy. Throughout time,...
How do queer authors and filmmakers negotiate visibility in canons that have historically excluded them?
Queer artists face challenges when trying to gain recognition for their work due to the...
There has been growing interest in exploring alternative narratives to the official histories that have been taught in schools and disseminated through public media outlets since Soviet times. These...
Queer histories have been subject to erasure for centuries, but their consequences extend beyond what meets the eye. This essay will delve into how erasing queer histories impact cultural memory,...
There has been an increasing interest in using photography to document the lives and experiences of marginalized communities, including those that identify as LGBTQ+. Photographers are using their...