The idea that queer communities can resist historical amnesia through their collective memories is rooted in the recognition that oppressive forces have worked hard to erase queer identities,...
"The historical erasure of queer experiences has been a significant factor that continues to shape contemporary culture, memory, and identity formation. Queerness refers to the non-conforming aspects...
The preservation of queer histories is critical for understanding and celebrating diverse experiences within our societies. Queer histories are stories that explore the lives of people who identify...
Canada has a rich and diverse LGBTQ+ history that is full of inspiring stories and lessons for contemporary activists. From the Stonewall riots to Pride parades, from drag balls to transgender pride,...
Digital archives are collections of data stored digitally that can be accessed from a computer or mobile device through the internet. They have transformed the way people access, interpret, and...
Queer History and Literature
The term "queer" is used to refer to people who identify as anything outside of heterosexual norms, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary,...
Queer voices have historically been marginalized and excluded from literature and culture. This has been an issue that many scholars and activists have attempted to challenge, but it remains a...
There are many strategies that educational systems can adopt to include LGBTQ+ identities in their curriculum. These strategies may involve teaching students about the history of LGBTQ+ movements,...
The question of how authoritarian states suppress queer education has long been debated, but there is still much to learn about its impact on intergenerational transmission. The way queer communities...
There is no denying that queer history has been largely ignored in mainstream historical narratives, which have tended to focus on straight cisgender white men's achievements. This is especially true...