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Queer Nightlife. Volume 66, Issue 4 of The Sociological Quarterly

Queer Nightlife. Volume 66, Issue 4 of The Sociological Quarterly

Neste encontro, exploramos como a vida noturna queer se reinventa diante das transformações urbanas, culturais e políticas e abre espaço para novas formas de pertencimento e celebração. O fechament...

Scholarship generally assumes the closet is a place of safety from the perceived risks associated with coming out. However, this overlooks its function as a source of violence, particularly for those...

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To capture the complexity of the social world, researchers sometimes must color outside the lines, or break the mold of orthodox methods to bring under-examined...

From an unofficial clustering along the Beltline to pop-up gatherings in borrowed venues, Calgary's gaybourhood has always found ways to exist even if you can't put it on a map.

The U.S. Lambda Literary Awards celebrate 2SLGBTQ+ storytelling. This year, several Canadians have made the shortlists.

We’re proud to announce the finalists in 26 categories for the 36th Annual Lambda Literary Awards. The finalists were selected by more than 70 avid readers, critics, and literary professionals from mo...

This year marks 37 years

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How the LGBTQ+ community in a stretch of western Manhattan is approaching space making, political power, and queer joy in 2025

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To protect queer nightlife spaces, treat them more like museums and heritage buildings

To protect queer nightlife spaces, treat them more like museums and heritage buildings

To protect queer nightlife spaces, treat them more like museums and heritage buildings

Lavender Hill is rising on Colfax as Denver’s first queer cultural district, blending placemaking, preservation and small-business support.