The concept of erasure is widely used in queer studies to describe how the history of non-heterosexual individuals has been systematically ignored, repressed, omitted, silenced, or rewritten,...
There has been a growing awareness of the importance of recognizing and acknowledging the contributions of queer individuals throughout history.
Despite this increasing visibility, many LGBTQ+...
How do queer individuals navigate the complex intersection of personal identity, societal norms, and historical erasure in post-Soviet spaces? This question is at the heart of understanding the...
Queer people have faced systemic discrimination throughout history. Their identities have been deemed unnatural, abnormal, deviant, immoral, and illegal. This has led to their forced silence and...
There has been an increasing push to acknowledge and celebrate queer identities, but at the same time, there has also been a simultaneous effort to erase queer histories from public consciousness....
The subject of this article is the way that history has been shaped by the deliberate omission of queer figures from public narratives. This process is known as historical erasure, and it can have...
This article will explore how the erasure of queer histories hinders contemporary social and political movements. It is important to acknowledge that there are many different forms of erasure that...
Queer science, art, and thought have always existed, but their history has often been ignored or forgotten due to prejudice against nonconforming identities. For centuries, queer individuals faced...
The systematic erasure of queer figures in historical and cultural memory has far-reaching consequences that affect individuals, communities, and society at large. This erasure is often due to social...
The cultural, social, and political consequences of historical erasure of queer communities can be significant and far-reaching. It can lead to marginalization, discrimination, and violence against...