In what ways does LGBT cultural production redefine intimacy, pleasure, and relational ethics in society?
The concept of intimacy is important to everyone's life, including those who identify as...
There has been growing interest in exploring how queer communities cultivate hope as an ethical and relational practice. Hope can be understood as an essential aspect of human experience that allows...
Queer identity is an increasingly important aspect of contemporary culture. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition that queerness is more than just a sexual orientation or gender...
Lesbian communities have a rich history of resisting marginalization and invisibility by cultivating resilient networks, cultural productions, and political advocacy. This has been achieved through...
Queer communities have always been challenging traditional norms and boundaries through their artistic expression and political activism, particularly when it comes to issues such as gender, sexual...
Queer literature has been subject to censorship for decades, but it is only recently that scholars have begun to examine the reasons behind it. Censorship can take many forms, from outright bans on...
The internet has changed the way people interact and communicate, including how they form their identities and engage in politics and culture. For members of LGBTQIA+ communities, online spaces have...
Eastern European nations such as Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Russia have had unique experiences with queer identity formation that has been informed by both their past colonial...
Queer film festivals are events that showcase movies that represent LGBTQ+ people and their stories. They provide a platform for marginalized voices to be heard and seen, and can act as spaces for...
Queer theory is an academic framework that examines how societal norms around gender, sexuality, and identity impact social institutions, discourses, and individual identities. It emerged from the...