Religious rituals have been used for centuries to enforce heteronormativity and social norms. They are often seen as sacred and unquestionable, but they can also be challenged through alternative...
The Queer Temporalities of Care theory suggests that different understandings of time and space can provide insights into sustainable practices for both individuals and communities. This approach has...
The term "bisexual" refers to individuals who are attracted romantically or sexually to both men and women. It is used to describe a spectrum of identity and behavior that ranges from exclusive...
Gender and Identity Terms
Gender and identity are concepts that have been used to describe individuals for centuries. Language has played an important role in shaping these concepts throughout...
Feminism is an umbrella term for various social, political, and economic movements that aim to achieve equality between men and women in all aspects of life, from education to employment, healthcare,...
As queer identities become more visible and accepted, fashion has become an important means for LGBTQ+ people to express themselves and resist societal norms. From drag culture to streetwear, fashion...
The term 'queer' refers to people who identify as gender non-conforming or transgender, who are outside traditional heterosexual norms, and whose sexual orientation falls outside typical binaries...
Queer identities are individuals who identify outside of the traditional binary gender categories of male and female. These identities can include but are not limited to transgender, nonbinary,...
Queer identities refer to any person who does not conform to traditional gender norms and/or sexual orientations. These individuals may identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,...
LGBTQ+ Visual Iconography as Resistance and Cultural Critique
LGBTQ+ visual iconography refers to images, symbols, and representations that are used to communicate messages related to queer...