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Historically, queer was used as a derogatory term to label someone who is homosexual as "outisde, not from within." In the late 20th and early 21st century, this term was reclaimed by the LGBTQ+ community and used as a term of resistance in movemnets like Queer Nation (fighting for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility). Now, queer is an umbrela term that means non-heteronormative identities and sexualities.
Archives, T. N. (2021, February 9). The National Archives - “Queer” history: A history of Queer [Text]. The
National Archives Blog. https://blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk/queer-history-a-history-of-queer/
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queer Historically, queer was used as a derogatory term to label someone who is homosexual as "outisde, not from within." In the late 20th and early 21st century, this term was reclaimed by the LGBTQ+ community and used as a term of resistance in movemnets like Queer Nation (fighting for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility). Now, queer is an umbrela term that means non-heteronormative identities and sexualities. Archives, T. N. (2021, February 9). The National Archives - “Queer” history: A history of Queer [Text]. The National Archives Blog. https://blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk/queer-history-a-history-of-queer/ #emancipatorysciences #TerminologyTuesdays
In the 2nd week of pride month we wanted to highlight a term that has had a large influence within the community. #emancipatorysciences #TerminologyTuesdays