Engagement with queer archives and historical memory has become increasingly important in shaping contemporary activism and cultural production. Queer archives are collections of documents,...
We will explore how queer joy functions as an ethical, political, and existential practice in contexts of oppression and marginalization. We will examine how queer joy can be used to challenge power...
Queer Failure is a term coined by Jack Halberstam in his book In a Queer Time and Place: Transgender Bodies, Subcultural Lives. It refers to the idea that queerness can be seen as a form of...
The concept of queer temporality can be understood as an alternative way of thinking about time that is not centered around reproductive cycles or biological continuation. Instead, it imagines time...
How do queer communities construct collective ethics in the absence of institutional moral guidance?
Queer communities often face marginalization and oppression due to their non-traditional...
The concept of hope has been an integral part of queer thought and discourse for centuries, serving as a powerful tool for queer individuals to resist oppression, imagine new possibilities, and...
Queer approaches to community problematize normative assumptions about social cohesion and belonging have been under-explored but are crucial for understanding how individuals can exist outside of...
Queer temporalities refer to non-linear experiences of time that challenge traditional notions of chronological order. Queer philosophy examines the ways in which marginalized identities, such as...
Queer Approaches To Happiness
Queer approaches to happiness challenge mainstream conceptions of personal fulfillment, which tend to center on material possessions and status. These approaches...
Queer periodicals are magazines that cover topics related to sexual orientation and gender identity. They serve as a platform for members of the LGBTQ+ community to share their experiences,...