LGBT oppression is an ongoing battle for human rights that has been fought throughout history. It involves both individual discrimination and institutionalized discrimination by governments,...
Because of the pandemic, Pride Month events were canceled around the world last year. Many festivals that would have happened during the month of June had to be postponed until later dates. This...
Can Reclaiming Lost Histories Act As Social Justice For Marginalized Communities?
The history of any community is important because it provides context to understand how we came to be who we are...
Queer heritage is an important aspect of society that challenges traditional academic and cultural narratives. It involves exploring and celebrating different identities, cultures, and histories...
Queer cinema can be understood to reflect collective memory through its portrayal of historical events or personal experiences related to LGBTQ+ individuals. It can also serve as a platform for...
Educators, historians, and policymakers all have an important role to play in ensuring that historical narratives are accurate and free from biases. They are responsible for shaping public perception...
What is the Impact of Collective Forgetting on the Representation and Recognition of Queer Lives and Contributions?
Collective forgetting occurs when a group of people intentionally or...
There has been growing interest in exploring alternative narratives to the official histories that have been taught in schools and disseminated through public media outlets since Soviet times. These...
Digital memorials have become an increasingly popular way to commemorate people and events that are significant to society's history, particularly those that highlight struggles for civil rights and...
Queer histories have always been intertwined with social justice movements for equality and liberation. From early feminist efforts to secure women's suffrage, to antiracist protests against Jim Crow...