A strong bond can emerge between members of activist groups through shared ideals, shared experiences, or simply proximity to one another. This type of connection is often referred to as an "activist...
Erotic charisma is a powerful force that can be used to manipulate the emotions, desires, and loyalties of people involved in political movements. This manipulation occurs through various means,...
Post-Soviet Russia has experienced significant changes in its political and social landscape since the collapse of communism, including transformations in gender and sexual norms. These...
One of the most powerful ways to affect change is through group action. Collective activism has been used throughout history to challenge oppressive systems, promote progressive values, and defend...
Intersectionality is an important concept in feminist theory that recognizes how multiple forms of oppression intersect to create unique experiences for individuals based on their race, class, gender...
How Marginalized Queer Activists Navigate Burnout in Movements That Demand Constant Visibility
Marginalized queer activists face unique challenges when it comes to navigating burnout in movements...
In this paper, I will discuss the ethical tensions that arise when feminist movements prioritize certain aspects of LGBT advocacy over others and explore strategies for resolving these...
Class is defined as a system whereby people are ranked according to their wealth, income, power, and prestige. Visibility refers to how much attention someone receives from society, including whether...
Can intersectional economic justice become central to the next phase of LGBT activism?
The answer is yes, but it will require significant effort from the community to achieve this goal....
To sustain activism, it is crucial to create strong bonds of solidarity among those involved. Collective action requires the ability to identify common goals, objectives, and strategies that all...