What does queer ethical resistance look like when enacted through tenderness and empathy rather than opposition? Queer ethical resistance is an approach to social justice that challenges normative...
The concept of purity has been used throughout history to describe many different things - from food and water to emotions and behaviors.
It is often associated with negative connotations such as...
Queer Relationality is an interdisciplinary concept that considers how people relate to each other outside of traditional heteronormative categories such as gender, sexual orientation, race, or...
Queer-feminist theory is an interdisciplinary framework that examines how societal structures impact gender identity, sexuality, and power dynamics. It seeks to understand how these factors interact...
I will explore how suppressed queer histories can be reconstructed to ethically inform present and future social understanding. Specifically, I will discuss how historians have sought to recover lost...
Queer embodiment and performative identity can be defined as an active process of self-creation through which individuals express their unique identities and experiences beyond traditional binaries...