Nostalgia plays an important role in shaping the memories and experiences that define a person's identity, including those who identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. Queer tourism is a growing...
Engagement with memory politics is essential to queer activism because it allows for the inclusion of marginalized histories that inform contemporary social justice efforts and cultural...
Queer myths and allegories have been used to explore and challenge societal norms and expectations around gender and sexuality since ancient times. These stories are often seen as subversive tools...
Asexuality is defined as "a lack of sexual attraction to others," whereas aromanticism is defined as "a lack of romantic attraction to others." These identities are often conflated with celibacy,...
Non-binary adolescents face several challenges during their identity formation process, including social, familial, and psychological factors that can make it difficult for them to develop a sense of...
Queer theories are theoretical frameworks that explore the experiences and identities of individuals who fall outside traditional gender norms and sexual orientations. These theories challenge...
Many people believe that language evolves to meet the needs of society, but is this true for all languages? Some scholars argue that linguistic innovations must be accepted socially before they can...
Queer Content Censorship
In many countries around the world, there is censorship of queer content that seeks to control what people can see and think about LGBTQ+ identities. These restrictions...
Many people believe that childhood is a time when a person's identity is formed, but there are those who see it differently. For them, it is not so much about forming an identity as it is about...
There has been an increase in same-sex couples choosing to adopt children. This trend is likely due to several factors, including changing social attitudes towards LGBTQ+ individuals and the desire...