Historical erasure is the deliberate omission or distortion of certain individuals or groups from history, often for political, social, cultural, or personal reasons. This can include excluding...
LGBT people have faced discrimination, prejudice, and violence throughout history.
They have also expressed their unique experiences through art. Literature and film provide powerful ways to...
LGBTQ+ individuals may develop ethical frameworks that are informed by their personal identities and values, but they also consider the cultural and religious teachings that surround them. Some of...
During the last century, there was an increasing acceptance of homosexuality and LGBTQ+ people, which led to more openness about their identity, gender expression, and personal life choices. This...
The curation of queer archival materials is an important process that involves the selection, arrangement, preservation, interpretation, and presentation of historical artifacts related to LGBTQ+...
LGBTQ+ Youth Coping Strategies
The sexual orientation and gender identity of an individual are often shaped by their upbringing and culture. While some cultures may be more accepting of...
Museums and cultural institutions play an important role in preserving and presenting historical narratives to the public. They collect objects, images, and texts that tell stories about people,...
Engaging in religious, spiritual, or cultural practices has been shown to have a positive impact on the mental health outcomes, identity consolidation, and self-esteem of LGBTQ individuals. This is...
There has been a growing interest in uncovering and preserving the histories of LGBTQ+ communities and their contributions to society. This is in part due to the fact that these histories have often...
Ethical Dilemmas Involving Personal Freedom And Societal Expectations In LGBTQ Activism, Art, And Culture
Personal freedom is an integral part of being human. It refers to one's right to make...