The term "queer" refers to non-heteronormative ways of being, thinking, feeling, and acting that challenge the dominant cultural norms surrounding gender and sexuality. Queer artists have used their...
Queer policymakers are individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, etc.) and hold positions in government that shape policy decisions for...
The concept of queer temporality is a relatively new one that challenges traditional linear models of time, which are based on a patriarchal system that privileges heteronormativity and...
Researchers and artists face significant ethical concerns when recording queer experiences due to sensitivities about gender, identity, power dynamics, and consent. Some scholars argue that...
There has been an increased focus on the role of young people in shaping society's attitude towards issues related to sexual identity and gender expression. Youth-led initiatives have emerged as a...
Tension Between Mainstream Media and Independent Queer Publications in Defining Authenticity and Political Voice
As more and more people identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community, it's important to...
When it comes to media, art, and literature, queer perspectives have challenged conventional norms in many ways. In particular, they have disrupted traditional beauty standards and promoted diverse...
Queer theory has been used increasingly in architecture and design practice to question dominant ideologies that shape our built environment. By examining how gender, race, class, ability, age, and...
Queer storytelling is the act of telling stories about people who identify as LGBTQIA+. It can take many forms such as literature, film, television shows, music, art, and theatre. Queer stories often...
One way to design digital platforms to prevent harassment, cyberbullying, and exclusion is to create moderation systems that automatically flag and remove harmful content. These systems can be...