The queer archive is a collection of documents and artifacts that chronicles and preserves the history of LGBTQ+ people, communities, and cultures. It serves to create a permanent record of their...
There has been an increased awareness and discussion about the importance of LGBTQ+ representation in media, politics, and education.
There is still a significant gap in terms of queer erasure,...
Globalization is an important phenomenon that has impacted different aspects of society such as culture, economy, politics, and social life. It also affects how individuals experience their sexuality...
Market forces have significant influence over which queer identities are amplified or erased. This is because the entertainment industry relies heavily on consumer trends, and what consumers find...
Erasure is a term used to describe the act of deliberately removing or suppressing information about certain people, events, or ideas from public awareness. In the context of queer history, erasure...
Historical revisionism is the process of revisiting history to revise and reinterpret it from new perspectives based on new evidence and knowledge. This process can be used to correct mistakes,...