Collective Memory and Queer Identity Politics
The past decade has seen a significant shift in the way queer identities are understood and represented. From the emergence of new terms like...
Creative expression is an important tool for constructing queer-inclusive theological narratives because it allows individuals to explore their spiritual beliefs and experiences through a variety of...
Queer historical narratives offer insights into the moral and social philosophies that underpin our society's understanding of gender, sexuality, and human relationships. By exploring the experiences...
Stories of exile and return are common themes found throughout literature and art, from Homer's Odyssey to Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird. For queer individuals, these themes often take on...
Narratives are stories that people tell about themselves and their experiences. These narratives can be told through various media such as books, movies, TV shows, articles, blog posts, social media,...
The idea that the past is no longer available to be recovered has been central to queer theory since its emergence. In a world where everything appears to move quickly, it is tempting to see time as...
We can define "queer" as an umbrella term for people who do not identify as heterosexual or cisgender. This includes lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and nonbinary people, among others. For these...
The question poses an interesting inquiry into the potential connection between personal narratives of suffering and resilience within queer communities and broader religious concepts surrounding...
Digital storytelling is an innovative medium that allows marginalized queer individuals to create their own narratives outside of mainstream representations of themselves. By creating their own...
How do queer individuals develop psychological resilience and coping mechanisms when confronting persistent discrimination? This is a question that has been studied extensively in recent years by...