Queer symbols have been used for centuries to represent various identities and communities that fall outside the binary of heteronormative gender and sexual norms. From the rainbow flag to the pink...
How do Adolescents' Creative Outputs Reflect Evolving Sexual Identities and Desires?
Adolescence is a time of rapid physical, emotional, and psychological growth for young people. As they mature,...
Rituals are actions that groups or individuals perform to maintain their identity and beliefs. They can be religious, cultural, social, political, or historical, but they all have one thing in...
The concept of erotic symbolism has been used to describe how various forms of political activism seek to challenge power structures that oppress and exploit people based on their identities. It is...
The historical evolution of LGBT symbols has played an important role in shaping contemporary understandings of identity, community, and memory among individuals who identify as lesbian, gay,...
I will discuss how visual protest communicates philosophical and ethical arguments in queer activism. Visual protest refers to the use of images and videos to convey a message or idea, often to draw...
Queer symbols are important elements that serve to build a shared sense of belonging among members of LGBTQIA+ communities. They function as mechanisms of identification and resistance against...
Pride symbols and rituals are cultural artifacts that represent the identity of LGBTQ+ people. They embody both historical memory and aspirational future identities, and serve important social...
In the modern world, it has become increasingly common for people to identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer/questioning (LGBTQ+), often referred to collectively as "queer." This...
LGBT communities are diverse groups that often face discrimination based on their gender identities and sexual orientations. As such, they have developed unique ways of expressing themselves through...