The queer body is a collection of physical experiences, sensations, and embodied memories that can be interpreted as a form of resistance to heteronormative structures. It is an evolving moral...
Historical narratives of queer resistance have played an important role in shaping contemporary activism, memory, and identity politics, providing inspiration, ideas, and strategies for current...
The term "queer" has been used to describe various identities and experiences that exist outside the binary categories of heterosexual and homosexual. Queer theory, which emerged from the gay...
Memory is an important aspect of human experience that shapes how individuals and communities understand their past, present, and future. For the LGBTQ+ community, memory plays a crucial role in...
The question of whether queer memory and narrative can be used to critique society and politics is an important one that has been debated by many scholars and activists in recent years. While some...
The process of preserving and communicating knowledge about LGBTQ+ histories has evolved in recent years due to advances in technology, increased social awareness, and the emergence of new modes of...
The term "queer" is used to describe a range of gender identities and sexual orientations that go beyond traditional binary categories such as male/female and straight/gay. Queer archives are...
Queer artistic practices have become increasingly prevalent in recent years, particularly within marginalized communities that experience exclusion due to their identities and experiences. Queer...
The digital archive preserves queer memory through a variety of methods, such as creating a comprehensive and accessible database of LGBTQ+ historical records that can be easily accessed by...
How has the suppression and erasure of queer histories in the Soviet and post-Soviet spaces affected contemporary LGBTQ movements and collective memory?
The systematic repression and destruction...