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Nina Lotze

Doctoral Researcher, Department of Politics & IR, University of Sheffield

Queer realities: how our identities are used in politics and under capitalism

Modern LGBT+ movements may have advanced civil rights and improved queer lives, but they have also allowed queer issues to be co-opted by politics and corporations in mainstream discourse, obscuring the urgent every-day issues queer people actually face.

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