Queer Artists and Religious Spaces
Queer people have played an integral role in the development of religion throughout history. From ancient times to modern day, they have made their mark on the...
Historical methodologies for reconstructing queer practices
Reconstructing suppressed queer cultural practices from colonial and authoritarian contexts involves the use of several different...
Psychological and Spiritual Benefits of Integrating Queer Identity with Ritual Practice
Queer identities are characterized by a lack of conformity to traditional gender norms and roles within...
The impact that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and plus (LGBTQ+) artists have had on the evolution of theater cannot be understated. Their works, often reflecting their own experiences...
The history of LGBTQ movements is closely intertwined with that of women's rights, which has been a significant factor in shaping both communities' identities. Women have contributed to the fight for...
The term “LGBT” stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people who experience discrimination due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. Hiding or suppressing one's LGBT identity...
Queer archives are collections of materials that document and preserve the history, culture, and experiences of LGBTQ+ communities. They can take many forms, including physical collections such as...
Queer religious figures from history have often been ostracized, excluded, demonized, silenced, or erased from mainstream religious traditions.
Their lives, experiences, and perspectives can offer...
Digital queer archives are an important tool for transforming accessibility and ethical engagement with history. They provide a way to explore and understand the past without relying solely on...
Historical Patterns of Marginalization Inform Contemporary Ethical Considerations in LGBTQ+ Love
There has been a growing awareness of the role that historical patterns of marginalization have...