Many people believe that stories, literature, and media representations have the power to cultivate empathy and moral reflection towards marginalized queer populations. Through these mediums,...
It is important to define "queer" and "non-queer". Queer refers to people who identify as LGBTQ+, while non-queer refers to cisgender heterosexuals. Artistic collaboration between these groups has...
Digital platforms are becoming increasingly important for communication, socializing, and organizing communities online.
They also present new challenges in terms of cyberbullying, harassment, and...
The study of history is vital for understanding ourselves and others. We learn about past events that have shaped our societies and cultures, which helps us understand present-day realities.
There...
The question of whether literature and art can be used to document hidden histories of sexual and gender minorities is an important one, especially given how often these groups have been...
Queer‑Podcast Hosting Responsibility: Curation and Tokenization
The goal of this essay is to explore how queer podcast hosts can effectively curate guests for their show while also avoiding...
There have been significant efforts to include more diverse voices in the literary canon. This includes those who identify as queer, which can be defined as anyone who does not conform to traditional...
There has been an increasing awareness and appreciation for queer literature and art that showcases the diverse experiences of individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and/or...
Algorithm-driven echo chambers in social media have become a growing concern for many people, especially when it comes to accessing different perspectives and opinions on sensitive topics like erotic...
Representation and Role Models
As students progress through their education, they often look to role models for inspiration and guidance. These individuals can be found in various areas of...