The notion of queer aesthetic intervention is rooted in queer theory, which emerged in response to the growing awareness of homophobia, transphobia, and heteronormativity in society. Queer theory...
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: Queer aesthetics in religious practice: exploring gender fluidity through drag performance
The expression of sexuality, social power, and ritual knowledge are integral parts of many African dance traditions. These three elements come together to create an artistic form that explores the...
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: African dance traditions: exploring sexuality through movement and cultural expression
Sexuality and gender are deeply personal, private aspects of human identity. Religions often teach that these qualities have specific meanings, but some people identify differently from those norms....
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: Reinterpreting sacred symbols for queer beliefs: the meaning behind rainbow flags & more
Theology is often seen as a strict, conservative field that focuses on religious doctrine and dogma.
There are those who believe that theology can also be viewed as a creative art form. This...
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: Exploring the artistry of theology: poetry, music, and beyond
LGBTQ youth are often excluded from traditional religious rituals due to their gender identity or sexual orientation. This can have a profound impact on how they experience these rites of passage,...
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: Unpacking the complexities of lgbtq youths experiences with traditional religious rites of passage
Queer ritual performance can indeed serve as a form of spiritual expression and theological inquiry simultaneously. This is because it allows individuals to explore their personal belief systems and...
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: Exploring the intersection between sexuality, spirituality, and ritual performance