It is crucial to understand that the conceptual boundaries separating feminist, queer, and gender studies are permeable and fluid. While these disciplines may appear distinct at first glance, they...
The power to define what is acceptable sexual behavior is one that has traditionally been reserved for those in positions of social and political authority. This includes religious leaders,...
How Can Memory Politics Within Queer Activism Preserve Marginalized Histories, Influence Cultural Narratives, And Facilitate Social And Political Transformation?
As queer communities strive to...
The integration of queer heritage into academia has been an important way to challenge entrenched notions of history, culture, and identity. Through studying and exploring LGBTQ+ topics, scholars...
In many cultures around the world, music has played an important role in shaping personal and collective identities. It is no surprise then that music and the arts have been instrumental in the...
Is there a shared philosophical ground between trans liberation and radical feminism? It is important to distinguish between the two movements when discussing gender identity. Trans liberation seeks...
Visibility is a term that refers to the public disclosure of information about something, usually an organization's practices, products, or services. It can be achieved through various means, such as...
Post-Industrial Context
The term "post-industrial" refers to a societal shift away from manufacturing toward services and technology, which began in the mid-20th century. This change impacts all...
Societal Power Structures Dictating Queer Stories
Society is composed of various social groups, each with their own power structure. These power structures define who has authority and control...
The question of how queer philosophy interrogates the limits of language in articulating marginalized subjectivities is one that has been explored by scholars from various disciplines. In this...