Queer History and National Identity
Queer history refers to the history of people who identify as LGBTQ+, bisexual, transgender, queer, etc., and their impact on society throughout time. This...
Global migration has been a significant part of human history since ancient times. With advancements in transportation and communication technology, it is now easier for people to travel across...
This paper examines the role of LGBTQ+ identities in the former Soviet Union. Specifically, it focuses on how these communities have been constructed and represented within the context of...
In today's world, gender and sexual identities have become an essential part of social life. These identities are shaped by various factors such as cultural norms, religious beliefs, political...
LGBTQ identities are individuals who identify themselves beyond the normative gender categories of male and female or heterosexuality. They come from all ethnic groups, races, religions, ages, and...
LGBT rights is a term used to describe the rights that individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer/questioning (LGBTQ) have in relation to their sexual orientation and...
Can recovering lost queer histories reshape national identities and collective memory?
It is true that when people study history, they often focus on heterosexual relationships, marriages,...
The post-Soviet era has brought forth new challenges for queer communities, particularly with regards to their place within national narratives. While some countries have made significant strides...
The relationship between national identity, collective memory, and the attitude towards LGBT communities has been an area of great scholarly interest for decades. Nationalist discourses are often...
LGBTQ identities intersect with multiculturalism, national identity, and citizenship in various ways that can impact individuals' experiences of social participation and belonging in pluralistic...