Historians have traditionally relied on written records to construct an understanding of history, but this approach has often excluded the perspectives of marginalized groups such as LGBTQ+...
There has been a renewed interest in the representation of queer figures in historical narratives, particularly in art and literature. This trend is part of a broader movement towards acknowledging...
What are the ethical responsibilities of historians in representing marginalized queer narratives?
As scholars who study history, it is our duty to represent historical events accurately and...
Literary and artistic works have always been an effective way to explore human experiences, including those that are often marginalized, underrepresented, or stigmatized. Through the medium of...
Educational systems around the world have been responsible for preserving historical knowledge through their respective national curricula.
These curricula often fail to acknowledge or distort the...
Documentary films have been widely recognized as powerful tools to raise awareness about important issues facing society, including those related to identity, representation, and social justice. In...
Queer history is rich, diverse, and underrepresented in mainstream historical narratives. The LGBTQ+ community's experiences have been written out of many societal and literary canons, creating gaps...
The study of history has often been limited to the experiences and perspectives of Western cultures, leading to an erasure of non-Western gender and sexual diversity. This article will explore how...
Empathy is a critical component of understanding and connecting with others' experiences, especially when it comes to exploring stories and perspectives that may be outside one's own personal...
The concept of moral imagination refers to an individual's ability to imagine themselves in another person's shoes, to recognize their experiences and perspectives, and to feel compassion and concern...