How do political and legal regimes weaponize heteronormativity and gender norm enforcement against LGBTQ communities—and how can global queer solidarity networks anticipate and strategize for future...
Queer individuals have always relied heavily on community to survive, both socially and politically. Since the dawn of human civilization, they were often forced into hiding due to fear of...
In contemporary society, Pride Movements have become increasingly prevalent as a way for marginalized groups to advocate for their rights and fight against discrimination. These movements are often...
Can allyship ever be apolitical, or is it inherently a moral stance against systemic injustice? This question has been debated extensively within activist circles for many years. While some argue...
Allyship is defined as an act of solidarity with members of marginalized groups who are being discriminated against. It involves standing up for them and advocating for their rights. Allies can be...
New Forms of Solidarity, Protest, and Coalition
There has been an increasing focus on how technology can be used to create new forms of solidarity, protest, and coalition. These new forms are...
Queer practices of solidarity, care, and mutual aid are important for defining ethical relations within marginalized and broader communities. They involve various forms of activism, community...
Cultural erasure refers to the act of removing or destroying aspects of a culture, such as traditions, customs, language, art, or literature, through forceful means like war, colonization,...
In order to understand what defines intimacy, care, and community bonds in queer networks, it is essential to recognize that these concepts are rooted in relational, ethical, and social dynamics....
Can Collective Mourning Become a Foundation for Collective Healing Within Queer Communities?
The loss of a loved one can be devastating, but it is even more painful when that person was part of a...