Queer resistance is an active form of political protest that challenges traditional societal norms regarding gender identity and sexual orientation. It involves creating a space for marginalized...
The history of North American Pride movements is one of courageous individuals who have fought for their right to be seen and heard. From Stonewall Riots to Black Lives Matter protests, these...
The history of LGBTQ+ people is marked by their constant fight for acceptance and equality. From Stonewall Riots to Pride parades, members of this community have been fighting for their rights since...
There has been an increasing awareness of how queer art can be used as a powerful tool to preserve collective memories, critically examine history, and promote social change. Queer art refers to...
There are many reasons why queer people might be drawn to participate in political movements, but they can face unique challenges due to the homophobia and transphobia that is still prevalent in...
How Does Queer Temporality Influence Ethical Storytelling, Memory, and the Construction of Meaningful Life Narratives, and What Responsibilities Emerge in Self-Narration?
Queer temporality is the...
Can joy and resistance coexist as equal philosophical forces within queer aesthetics? In some ways, yes. But how can they be combined? This article will explore that question by looking at the...
Ritualized celebrations of sacred events play an essential role in shaping the identities and resilience of queer communities. These celebrations involve the act of coming together to honor,...
Radical Visibility as a Philosophical Act of Social Transformation and Ethical Courage
Radical visibility refers to the practice of openly disclosing one's identity and experiences to create...
The current state of LGBTQ+ rights around the world has come a long way since the Stonewall Riots in 1969. In many countries, same-sex marriage is legalized and discrimination against LGBTQ+ people...