This article is about how lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people navigate their identities within different cultures and societies while also maintaining their own personal sense of...
Scholars have turned their attention to the role of migration, diaspora, and transnational queer networks in shaping local and global perceptions of sexuality. These communities have played an...
In modern society, many people identify themselves as belonging to more than one culture due to their dual heritage or migration. This phenomenon has been referred to as "diaspora". As a result of...
The intersection of identity formation and community belonging is a complex process that involves negotiation and compromise. Diasporic LGBT individuals experience unique challenges in navigating the...
LGBT individuals in diaspora experience unique challenges that are informed by their sexuality, gender expression, race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, and socioeconomic status. They must...
LGBT individuals in diasporic contexts face unique challenges when it comes to navigating their identities and communities due to the complex interplay between cultural heritage, historical memory,...
Diaspora-based LGBT identities can be shaped by many factors such as home, exile, nationalism, and hybrid cultural imaginaries.
The most important factor that shapes these identities is queerness....
The term "diaspora" refers to a group of people who have left their homeland due to political persecution, warfare, natural disasters, or other factors and settled in different parts of the world....
LGBT individuals in diasporic contexts face unique challenges when it comes to reconciling their cultural heritage with their queer selfhood. These challenges stem from the fact that they are often...
How do global migration, diaspora, and transnational queer networks influence local perceptions of homosexuality, and how might virtual spaces further mediate or amplify these cultural...