Queer magazines are often overlooked sources of information about LGBTQ+ history and culture, but they also serve as important repositories of information that can be used to understand how queer...
Ethics is an important consideration when conducting research on sexual practices, desires, and pleasure in marginalized queer populations. Researchers must ensure that their methods and approach are...
The historical reconstruction of queer archives is essential to preserving hidden narratives and providing alternative genealogies of sexuality. By collecting and analyzing texts, images, artifacts,...
Queer individuals face significant challenges due to their unique identities, including discrimination, stigma, exclusion, and marginalization from society. These experiences can lead to negative...
In recent decades, scholars have increasingly focused their attention on the history of sexual minorities, such as LGBTQ people, in order to better understand how they contributed to human societies...
Digital anthropology is an emerging field that uses technology to study human behavior in a variety of contexts. It can be particularly useful for understanding how queer communities form and evolve...
Queer-informed neuroscience research challenges traditional assumptions about desire, identity, and behavioral norms by examining how brain structures and neurological processes influence sexual...
There is no doubt that research into the history of queer lives has increased significantly in recent years, but it remains challenging to reconstruct this history accurately given its fragmentary...
The word "queer" refers to people who do not identify as heterosexual or cisgender. It has been reclaimed from its derogatory origins to represent a broad spectrum of nonconforming gender identities...
Today I will explain how letters, diaries, oral histories, and visual media can help us reconstruct marginalized queer networks. We'll start with letters, because they are the oldest form of...