When it comes to human sexuality, there is no denying that it is an incredibly complicated subject matter. From the physical act of intercourse itself to the emotional connection between partners,...
Gendered systems of oppression are social structures that create unequal power dynamics between men and women, resulting in the subjugation of one group to the other. These systems can include...
How does erotic symbolism in public spaces and street art subvert political authority and engage collective consciousness? Erotic symbolism in public spaces and street art can be seen as a form of...
Queer visual art has emerged from the LGBTQIA+ movement to resist heteronormativity and create spaces for marginalized identities. While queer artists often face oppression and censorship, they find...
Can queer community practices generate spaces of belonging that are ethically accountable, relationally flexible, and politically resistant? This question has been debated for decades among...
Can queer love be viewed as a mode of political and moral resistance through tenderness? This is an intriguing question that has been debated among scholars for many years. On one hand, there are...
Creative and performative practices have been used as both therapeutic interventions and forms of political resistance throughout history. Art therapy, for example, uses artistic expression to help...
Collective lamentation is an ancient cultural tradition that involves expressing grief through communal rituals such as singing, dancing, chanting, and crying. It has been practiced for centuries by...
Can Queer Community Practices Generate Spaces of Belonging?
In order to understand how queer community practices can generate spaces of belonging that are relationally ethical, politically...
The term "relational solidarity" refers to the shared understanding that individuals have about their interdependence within a social group or community. It is a concept that has been used to...