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Man, woman, other? Extra-binary gender systems
In their article ‘Teaching Alternative and Indigenous Gender Systems in World History: A Queer Approach’, Tadashi Dozono advocates for studying gender diversity in world history because it “allows students to imagine the world differently, to think about gender beyond predefined terms”. Their hope is that through education, students will be able to recognise how “exotic, strange, limited and narrow our dominant categories of gender are”. In the UK, there have since been insti
Oz Townsend
4 hours ago6 min read
Deconstructing the 'Queer normative'
From an outsider’s perspective, the Queer community may appear to be a unified place where everyone is accepted. However, beneath its welcoming exterior, Queer spaces can be surprisingly exclusive.
Bex Paxton
4 hours ago3 min read
I twink, therefore I am
What the increased usage of 'twink' means for society.
Anonymous
4 hours ago3 min read
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Society Spotlight: Sapphic Society
The hunt for Queer spaces can be incredibly frustrating. At university, a place where many come into their own, and perhaps seek to explore their identity more openly, it can leave you thinking: “okay, what now?”
Sapphic Society
2 days ago2 min read
arts & culture
Rocky Horror at 50: Why the Queer icon lives on
In October 1975, after just six weeks of filming on a tiny budget, The Rocky Horror Picture Show landed in eight cinemas throughout North America. Critics were unimpressed – in their words, it was “laboured”, “tasteless”, and “lacking in both charm and dramatic impact”. Screenings were cancelled, the film failed to place on any charts, and from the outside, it seemed to have been consigned to the dregs of cinema history.
Lily Sharp
2 days ago3 min read
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Cain Ting
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Charlene Chan
2 days ago1 min read
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