One way that historical recognition of queer contributions in arts, sciences, and literature can reshape institutional practices, cultural memory, and knowledge production for future generations is...
Media literacy is an essential skill that individuals need to develop in order to be able to critically analyze, evaluate, and interpret various types of media such as print, television, radio, film,...
Does visibility of elite queer figures risk overshadowing ordinary lived experiences?
The question posed above is important because it addresses the issue of representation in queer communities....
Media literacy is an essential skill for individuals who want to understand how messages are created, distributed, and consumed through various forms of media such as television, film, social media,...
Queerness is an umbrella term used to describe non-heterosexual identities that challenge traditional gender roles. Queer stories, art, and representations can influence how people perceive morality,...
Can the normalization of queer family structures function as a form of cultural and ethical pedagogy?
If we consider that queer family structures are forms of culture, it is reasonable to think...
Sexual trauma has been an important theme in literature since ancient times, but it was not until the twentieth century that playwrights began to explore its effects more fully. With the rise of...
How can past negative sexual experiences influence current intimacy, and how can they be overcome?
People have many different reasons for feeling hesitant to discuss their sexual lives, whether...