The history of LGBT movements in Africa provides important insights into how cultural norms, colonial legacies, and global advocacy can shape queer political and social strategies. In many parts of...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring how the strategic use of visual silence, absence, or invisibility in queer art can be used to communicate political critique, resistance, and...
Can queer joy operate simultaneously as ethical practice, political resistance, and aesthetic expression, and what are the philosophical implications? This question raises many important issues...
There has been an increased focus on how queer presence challenges the traditional norms surrounding art, politics, and philosophy. This can be seen in various ways, such as through the inclusion of...
Queer aesthetic is a philosophy that encourages individuals to live their lives authentically without conforming to societal norms and expectations. It allows people to express themselves freely and...
Queer resilience is a theory that focuses on how people who identify themselves as LGBTQ+ can cope with social oppression, such as discrimination based on their sexual orientation or gender identity....
As a queer person, I have always felt like my existence is a form of resistance against a society that has tried to suppress and control it. Queerness is more than just who you are attracted to or...
Queer communities have been formed around shared experiences of nonconformity to heterosexual norms. Philosophically speaking, they are about challenging dominant ideologies that enforce rigid gender...
Queer individuals face numerous challenges in societies that lack support for their identities. In authoritarian and surveilled countries, this problem is even more severe due to the increased threat...
Queer culture is an umbrella term that refers to cultural products, practices, behaviors, or institutions which are considered outside of heteronormative norms, mainly related to homosexuality or...