In contemporary academia, there has been much debate regarding the concept of "queer remembrance" and its potential to serve as a tool for exploring and reclaiming marginalized narratives within...
Queer people can experience rejection from their families for various reasons related to their gender identity, sexual orientation, or expression. This rejection may take place due to prejudice,...
In post-Soviet nations, national myths of identity have historically marginalized queer populations through the use of rigid gender roles, heteronormativity, and the promotion of traditional family...
In queer art practices, vulnerability is often used as a deliberate ethical and political strategy to challenge normative assumptions about gender, sexuality, and power dynamics within society. By...
Post-Soviet Contexts
The fall of communism and the rise of capitalist economies have had profound effects on gender roles and sexuality around the world. As nations emerge from totalitarian...