Amarainie Marquez has written five poems that describe her experience, as well as those she loves, during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Student Spotlight
A showcase for the work of LGBTQ Studies interns for the current year. Each spotlight will....
Dirt and Other Poems
Rob Colgate’s poems consider the topics of relationships and the societal need for productivity during difficult times.
Student Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: The Gift of Listening to Natural Storytellers
Téa Anderson writes about taking Lauren Gutterman’s spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
Student Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: So Many Pieces of Untouched History
Michelle Sanchez describes taking Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
Student Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: From Clueless to Comfortable
Arely González writes about her experience in Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
Student Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: No Excuses
April Baik reflects on Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
Student Reflections on LGBTQ Oral Histories: A Living, Breathing Act of Service to the Queer Community
Libby Sears reflects on taking Dr. Lauren Gutterman’s Spring 2021 course “Preserving ATX Queer History.”
Undocuqueer in Oregon: Out of the Closets, Out of the Shadows
Stefania Garcia shares some of her findings in response to the first research question: How do queer undocumented folks negotiate visibility and belonging in activist spaces?
On the Front Lines
Isaac James reflects on his internship with the Texas House LGBTQ Caucus.
Evidence-Based and Close to My Heart
Isabella Knoth discusses her internship with the Kind Clinic.
