Queer history is the study of the experiences and perspectives of people who do not identify as cisgender or straight, such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, pansexual, non-binary,...
In order to understand how historians can reconstruct suppressed queer cultural histories, it is important to recognize that many historical accounts have been written from a heteronormative...
The concept of collective memory is an important one that refers to the shared memories held within a group, community, or society. It has been traditionally understood to encompass both individual...
In literature and art, marginalized identities have been denied a place for centuries, including those related to gender and sexuality. This has resulted in biased cultural memory that privileges...
The neglect of queer histories refers to the absence of representation and acknowledgment of non-heteronormative identities in historical narratives, which have significant implications for...