Queer History is an important field of study that explores the experiences, perspectives, and contributions of individuals and groups who have been marginalized or excluded from mainstream histories...
The suppression of queer visibility in public celebrations can have significant impacts on the intergenerational transmission of identity, memory, and pride within LGBTQ+ communities. When people...
Queer histories have been subject to erasure for centuries, but their consequences extend beyond what meets the eye. This essay will delve into how erasing queer histories impact cultural memory,...
Archival practices involve collecting and preserving historical materials from the past to be used for research and education purposes. These include documents, books, artifacts, photographs, audio...
Medical neglect is the deliberate withholding of necessary medical care, treatment, or attention from an individual or group. It can take many forms, including denial of access to healthcare...
The erasure of queer figures from historical narratives has far-reaching consequences for both individual and societal levels. It perpetuates harmful stereotypes and distorts cultural identities,...
Queerness is an umbrella term used to describe people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, nonbinary, pansexual, polyamorous, etc. While this definition encompasses...
Historical Recognition of Queer Contributions in Science and the Arts
Queer studies scholarship has highlighted how queer individuals have made significant contributions to various fields of study...
The history of scientific achievements and cultural innovations is often dominated by heteronormative narratives that exclude non-heterosexual individuals. This essay will explore how this...
In what ways do queer experiences risk being forgotten or overwritten in dominant historical narratives, and how might we craft counter-archives to shape future consciousness?
The term "queer"...