Drag is a performance art that involves the transformation of one's appearance through makeup, costume, and movement to resemble a character. Drag queens are men who dress and perform like women,...
Drag is an art form that has been around for centuries and has evolved to become more than just entertainment. It can be seen as a way to express identity and gender expression through...
The concept of queerness encompasses all non-normative identities that are distinct from heteronormativity. Queerness has been used to describe LGBTQ+ communities, but it is also an open, fluid,...
The idea that gender is socially constructed has been widely accepted among scholars for decades, but recent years have seen an increasing focus on challenges to this notion from within feminist...
To begin to unpack these ideas, it is essential to explore how historically marginalized groups have used performance as a means of resistance and liberation. In the case of queer communities, this...
Queer identity refers to an individual's non-binary sexual orientation, gender identity, expression, romantic attraction, or relationship style that may be different from societal norms. According to...
Queer aesthetics is a way of looking at the world that challenges traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and identity. It involves redefining these concepts from multiple perspectives, such as...
Can the divine be both transcendent and embodied in drag - the performative revelation of truth through transformation? This question has been debated for centuries among philosophers, theologians,...
Cultural commodification and its impact on identity formation
Cultural commodification is the process of taking aspects of culture and turning them into products that can be bought and sold for...
There is an undeniable connection between queer aesthetic, self-expression, and psychological resilience within marginalized communities. Queer aesthetic refers to the unique style and expression...