Know Your AIQA- Taarini
Get to know Taarini, a member of the AIQA (Asexual, Aromantic, and Agender) community through this blog post. Learn about their experiences, perspectives, and more.
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Asexuality, Gender, and the Struggle for Recognition
Asexual experiences are frequently denied, dismissed and overwritten. Asexual peopleface specific harms and violences in terms of their capacity to
Know Your AIQA – Archa Banerjee
Get to know Archa Banerjee, an AIQA who is actively working towards creating awareness and building a supportive community for asexual individuals.
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Know Your AIQA – Mansher
Get to know Mansher, a prominent member of the LGBTQ+ community, in this interview where they talk about their experiences and activism.
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Know Your AIQA- Raju Behra
Learn about Raju Behra, an inspiring AIQA activist, in this blog post. Read on to know about his journey and contribution to the queer community.
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‘Women alone stir my imagination’ – Virginia Woolf
Explore the life and works of Virginia Woolf, a feminist icon who was known for her love for women and their experiences. Discover how her literary imagination was stirred by women and how she challenged the traditional gender roles of her time.
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Disability and Queerness
This blog explores the intersection of disability and queerness, and how the two identities intersect and affect each other.
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Gilbert Baker – The Face Behind Pride Flag
Gilbert Baker, a gay rights activist, is known for creating the rainbow flag, which is now recognized as a symbol of LGBTQ+ pride. Read on to learn more about Baker and his contributions to the queer community.
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“Rebel Without a Cause” – James Dean
Learn about the iconic film “Rebel Without a Cause” and its star, James Dean, who became a symbol of teenage rebellion and angst in the 1950s.
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Rita Mae Brown- Queer Icon
Learn about the life and impact of Rita Mae Brown, a prominent queer icon and author who has been a key figure in LGBTQ+ activism.
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Amrita Sher-Gil – India’s “Frida Kalho”
Amrita Sher-Gil was an Indian painter, often compared to Frida Kahlo for her bold and feminist artwork. Learn about her life, her art, and her legacy as a queer icon in India.
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