Peer Networks
Peer networks have been identified as one of the most important protective factors for queer students who face institutional neglect. These networks can provide support, validation,...
Queer cultural identity is a complex concept that refers to the ways in which people identify themselves in relation to their sexual orientation, gender expression, and social and political contexts....
How does humor function as an ethical, psychological, and political strategy in queer communities?
Humor is a powerful tool that can be used for various purposes, including to create connections,...
Music has played an important role in shaping the identity of LGBT individuals since the beginning of time. From the early days of drag queens lip syncing to popular tunes at clubs, to the emergence...
Queer survival is often associated with struggles against oppression, discrimination, marginalization, violence, and death. It can also be linked to activism for social change, artistic expression,...
Collective Storytelling and Queer Moral and Cultural Knowledge
Collective storytelling has played an important role in passing down moral and cultural knowledge to subsequent generations,...
When people think about LGBTQ+ communities, they often imagine rainbows, gender fluidity, and unicorns. These images have become synonymous with queerness due to the rise of "pinkwashing," where...
Interactive media like video games, apps, and social networks can be powerful tools for breaking down preconceived notions about gender identity, sexual orientation, and romantic attraction. They...
The concept of masculinity is constantly evolving, particularly for men who identify as LGBTQ+. In recent years, there has been an increased focus on redefining traditional gender roles and...
How can art and literature be used as tools for intergenerational dialogue within queer communities? This question is relevant to many people who are interested in understanding how art and...