How do queer communities use creativity, ritual, and storytelling to navigate oppression and construct meaning?
Queer communities have always used creativity, ritual, and storytelling to navigate...
Public demonstrations of queer sexuality have been instrumental in catalyzing both legislative and social reforms throughout history. From the Stonewall Riots to Pride marches, these events have...
How can public space be theorized as an ethical site for queer visibility and communal engagement? In order to answer this question, we must first consider what it means to be queer and why it is...
Queer sexual confidence can be defined as the level of comfort and openness that an individual feels about their sexual identity and preferences, which they express through their behavior and...
Radical Autonomy Intersecting With Collective Ethical Action, Social Responsibility, And Queer Activism
In a society where individuals are increasingly driven to pursue their own interests and...
Queer Temporal Frameworks and History
History is often told through narratives that are linear and heteronormative, which can obscure alternative perspectives and experiences. Queer temporal...
LGBTQ+ sexual expression has been a crucial tool for resisting heteronormative narratives of shame, repression, and invisibility throughout history. As marginalized groups continue to fight for their...
Radical Queer Self-Expression Critiques Societal Norms
Radical queer self-expression challenges traditional gender roles, sexual norms, and social expectations through creative forms of expression...
Queerness is a term used to describe non-heterosexual identities and experiences, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, pansexual, and asexual, among others. It challenges...
The concept of support network is crucial for the success and sustainability of the queer community. It involves a collection of people who come together to form a group that provides emotional and...