The concept of queer political inclusion refers to the recognition and representation of individuals who identify themselves as non-heteronormative within formal institutions and public discourse....
Tokens are objects that represent something else, often used to make a person feel included without actually having any real power or influence. Inclusion refers to the act of including someone or...
Censorship is a form of control that limits people's freedom to express themselves, which can have detrimental effects on society. When it comes to queer identities, censoring queer voices leads to...
The question of what happens when politically active individuals attempt to include non-heteronormative people in their efforts is an important one. It's been argued that doing so can be incredibly...
How Queer Reflections on Suffering Can Contribute to Inclusivity
In the field of psychology, discussions about suffering are often framed within heteronormative models that do not take into...
Queer literature and art can play an important role in helping individuals better understand themselves and their identities. Through exploring queer narratives and representations, readers and...
In the wake of the recent Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v Wade, many have been left wondering how to navigate this new reality. For some, it is an exciting opportunity to push for more...
There has been an increasing recognition of the need for human rights discourse to include the experiences and perspectives of people who identify as queer, non-binary, or fluid.
The way that...
Censorship is an act that involves suppressing speech, writing, images, music, or other forms of expression to prevent the public from receiving or accessing them. Censorship can be direct, such as...
Queer voices have historically been marginalized and excluded from literature and culture. This has been an issue that many scholars and activists have attempted to challenge, but it remains a...