Social invisibility is a state where one's presence is either unknown or obscured due to a lack of representation or recognition in society. It can be an intentional choice or an unfortunate...
Queer lives have faced numerous challenges throughout history, particularly when living under oppressive political regimes. One such challenge is that of documenting their stories. Documentation can...
The term "queer" has become more commonly used to describe individuals who identify outside of traditional binary categories of gender and/or sexuality. This increasing visibility has led to a...
Oral history is an important tool for collecting memories and stories from people who have lived through significant events or movements. Gay oral histories are particularly valuable because they...
Strategies to Address Queer Voice Marginalization in Literary Institutions
There has been an increasing awareness of the lack of representation for queer voices within literary and cultural...
Public art initiatives are an important way for communities to celebrate and honor their history, values, and beliefs. These initiatives can also play a vital role in promoting marginalized voices...
Queer writers are individuals who express their unique perspectives on gender, identity, and sexuality through writing. They often explore themes of intimacy, both romantic and platonic, that go...
Social, Institutional, and Structural Mechanisms that Perpetuate Queer Scholarship Exclusion
Social, Institutional, and Structural Mechanisms that Perpetuate Queer Scholarship Exclusion
The...
The term "queer" has recently been adopted to describe individuals who identify outside of traditional gender norms and labels. In particular, this group includes people who are transgender,...
How does the collection of queer oral histories allow marginalized individuals to share their experiences and perspectives?
Queer oral histories are recordings of personal accounts that highlight...