In order to understand how queer sociological research can illuminate the interplay between identity, desire, and systemic oppression in marginalized communities, it is necessary to consider the ways...
I will discuss how queer activists can utilize memory politics to recognize and preserve historical narratives of marginalized groups, such as LGBTQ+ individuals. Specifically, I will explore ways in...
Can art heal the wounds inflicted by systemic heteronormativity? Art can be an incredibly powerful tool for exploring identity, expressing emotions, and communicating ideas, but it is also capable of...
Resilience is a powerful tool that can help individuals overcome adversity and maintain their mental and physical wellbeing even when faced with difficult situations. In today's world, where systemic...
Laughter is often thought to be a positive and enjoyable experience that can bring people together and break down barriers.
There is also evidence that suggests that it can have darker...
The systemic oppression of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, and asexual/aromantic people (LGBTQIA+) has been an integral part of societal norms for centuries. From...
Queer-feminist theory is an intersectional framework that examines how gender, sexuality, and systemic oppressions interact to shape individual experiences. It offers insight into how societal...
What is Queer Feminist Critique?
Queer feminist critique is a theoretical framework that combines elements of both feminist theory and queer theory to analyze how gender identity, sexual...