Aside from their political activism, LGBTQ+ individuals in Soviet and post-Soviet spaces have also used art, literature, music, film, and performance to resist erasure and maintain their identities....
Queer communities in post-Soviet spaces have faced systemic oppression and erasure, but they have also resisted and fought back against these forces to maintain their identities and cultivate...
How do queer individuals navigate the complex intersection of personal identity, societal norms, and historical erasure in post-Soviet spaces? This question is at the heart of understanding the...
In post-Soviet spaces, queer experiences were often seen as deviant, illegitimate, or even criminal. This led to a lack of visibility for these experiences, which had significant impacts on...
Queer histories are an important part of human history that have been consistently marginalized and silenced for centuries. While some progress has been made in acknowledging queer identities and...
Historical Suppression of Queer Lives in Post-Soviet Spaces
In the aftermath of the Soviet Union's collapse, queer lives were met with an unprecedented wave of violence and oppression across...