The word "queer" is used to refer to people who identify themselves outside of traditional gender roles and sexual norms. It is often associated with LGBTQ+ communities and their experiences. In many...
The concept of memory is often understood as a personal recollection of past events and experiences that have been shaped through one's individual perception, but it can also be seen as an...
The study of queer temporality seeks to understand how individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ experience time and memory differently than those who do not. This can include differences in the way they...
Queerness is an identity that has been underrepresented in the media, and there are few resources available for those who identify as LGBTQ+ to find answers to their questions. One such question is...
This article explores how historical narratives have selectively remembered or erased LGBT contributions to major cultural and political revolutions. It discusses examples from different parts of the...
Queer historical archives are collections of materials that document the lives, experiences, and culture of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. These archives can include personal papers,...
Digital memorials, such as websites and social media pages dedicated to preserving the stories and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals who have passed away, are becoming increasingly popular among...
The loss of knowledge about LGBTQ+ people who were active in history is a tragedy for multiple reasons. It impacts our culture, politics, and society. When we forget that some historical figures have...
The history of queer figures in art and science is often hidden, ignored, or distorted to fit into heteronormative narratives. This is due to societal pressures that have silenced LGBTQ+ voices...
The legacies of LGBTQ+ people have been largely unrecognized in academia, which has led to a scarcity of resources available to researchers interested in exploring the historical and cultural...