The concept of citizenship is often seen as an individual's relationship to their country of residence, but it can also be interpreted through social identities such as gender, race, religion, class,...
The concept of queer optics refers to the study of how images in media, advertising, television shows, films, and other forms of mass culture represent gender, race, class, age, ability, body type,...
Queer Epistemology is an approach to understanding human experience that critiques and challenges conventional ways of knowing. It focuses on how power and social constructs impact knowledge...
Sexual minorities are often marginalized within society due to their perceived abnormality and unconventional beliefs.
There is evidence that suggests that this marginalization extends beyond just...
How Race, Class, and Sexuality Intersect to Create Marginalized Experiences for LGBTQ Communities
Race, class, and sexuality are three important factors that have a profound impact on the...
How do intersecting identities of race, class, and gender affect experiences of marginalization and empowerment?
To answer this question, it is important to understand what these terms mean. Race...
Transgender individuals are those whose gender identity does not match their biological sex at birth. This means that they may identify as male or female despite being born into either category....
Intersectionality is a term used to describe how different identities such as race, gender, and class can interact and influence one another's experiences of oppression and empowerment. This...
Transgender women face unique challenges in navigating the expectations and demands of both masculine and feminine identities in their everyday lives. One aspect that often goes unexplored is how...
Embodied practices, rituals, and performances are powerful ways that individuals can express and assert their identities, including queer identities. These practices can take many forms, from drag...