The development of an exhibition or display that combines historical accuracy, contemporary representation, and community co-creation in LGBTQ+ narratives is a challenging task requiring careful...
The following is a comprehensive guide that examines the relationship between heritage preservation and LGBTQ+ history, and explores ways in which it may become more inclusive. It begins with an...
Queer Resilience
Queer resilience is defined as the capacity to survive and thrive despite social, cultural, political, economic, and physical challenges that are often linked to one's sexual...
In the twentieth century, photography played an important role in shaping how LGBTQ+ people were seen and understood in society. Queer photographers used their craft to challenge stereotypes, fight...
There has been an increased awareness of the historical marginalization of queer artists and their work. This marginalization has had a significant impact on how we view aesthetics, creativity, and...
The term "queer" has evolved over time to represent different identities and experiences beyond traditional heteronormative categories. From its origins in the early 20th century as an insult used...
The word "memorial" has several meanings, one of which is "to hold dear to memory". In LGBT-focused events, memorial segments can refer to ceremonies or activities that commemorate important moments...
Queer sexual subcultures are often associated with creativity, innovation, and nonconformity. They have historically been marginalized by mainstream culture, but they have developed unique ways to...
LGBT Cultural Memory is the process through which memories, ideas, practices, beliefs, and identities are passed down from one generation to another within a community of people who identify as...
What is the primary source for researching queer history in ancient times? How can archaeology be used to study queer culture in past societies? In what ways do linguistics reveal evidence about...