Queer memory is an important tool for preserving moral truths that dominant history seeks to erase because it allows individuals to connect their personal experiences to broader social and political...
Queer Linguistics: Coded Meaning and Cultural Memory
Queer linguistics explores how people create new ways to express themselves through language and culture when they feel excluded from existing...
We will explore the impact of historical medical harms on the trust that queer individuals have in healthcare today. We will examine how past experiences of discrimination and mistreatment have...
Which approaches are most effective for reconstructing historically marginalized queer narratives across literature, performance, and art?
When it comes to exploring historical narratives that...
There has been increasing recognition of the importance of historical memory in understanding contemporary experiences of inclusion and marginalization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and...
The notion that queer military personnel have always existed is one that has been disputed for many years. While some believe that homosexuality was an unnatural act and therefore not compatible with...
Gay activism has been a significant force for change in post-Soviet countries since the late 20th century, challenging societal attitudes and norms that have historically marginalized and persecuted...
Memory is an essential part of maintaining a cohesive and vibrant queer community over time. By sharing stories and experiences, queers can foster a sense of belonging and connectivity that can...
Queer repression is a historical phenomenon that has had a significant impact on LGBTQ+ communities for centuries. From the witch hunts of medieval Europe to the criminalization of homosexuality...
I will discuss how historical queer movements illustrate patterns of resilience, resistance, and collective identity formation under oppression. By examining the history of these movements, we can...