One of the most important lessons that can be learned from the history of queer resistance movements is the importance of building strong coalitions and working together with allies. Many early...
Can burnout among LGBTQ+ activists be reframed as a systemic critique rather than an individual failure? This question has been debated extensively in recent years, particularly among advocates for...
Historical Persecution
Historical persecution refers to the systematic mistreatment or oppression of individuals based on their identity or beliefs. This includes violence, discrimination,...
How has homophobia been perpetuated throughout history through legal, religious, and social institutions? What is its impact on society today, and how can it be effectively challenged? These are...
Queerness is a complicated concept that encompasses many different identities and experiences. It includes those who identify as LGBTQ+, gender non-conforming, questioning their sexuality or gender...
A brief history of queer resistance and its relevance to modern activism and political movements.
Queer Resistance is the act of fighting for LGBTQ+ rights through nonviolent means like protesting...
The idea of shared trauma is central to many contemporary queer political movements. The history of LGBTQ+ people being targeted for violence and discrimination has created a shared sense of fear and...
Silencing or misrepresenting queer voices in public discourse can have profound emotional and ethical consequences for individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. It is important to consider how this impacts...
What is Solidarity Across Intersectional Identities?
Solidarity across intersectional identities refers to the idea that people from different backgrounds can come together to support one...
Economic precarity refers to the state of being economically unstable or uncertain, where an individual or population may be at risk of falling into poverty or facing financial difficulties due to...