Radical Otherness and Global Solidarity: Integrating LGBTQ+ Experiences into  Broader Struggles for Justice

Lena Bogdanović

doi:10.47152/ziksi2025125

Autori

Lena Bogdanović Samostalna istraživačica

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47152/ziksi2025125

Ključne reči:

LGBTQ+ zajednica, radikalna drugost, globalna solidarnost, pokreti za društvenu pravdu, kvir teorija

Apstrakt

Ovaj rad istražuje međupovezanost koncepata radikalne drugosti i globalne solidarnosti, sa posebnim naglaskom na iskustva LGBTQ+ zajednice. Analizom načina na koje pripadnici LGBTQ+ zajednice pregovaraju o društvenoj marginalizaciji, identitetima i subalternim pozicijama, otvara se prostor za dublje razumevanje načina na koji globalni pokreti solidarnosti mogu da inkorporiraju i podrže raznovrsne borbe za društvenu pravdu i jednakost. Oslanjajući se na odabrane primere i teorijske okvire, rad ukazuje na intersekcionalnu prirodu različitih oblika ugnjetavanja, kao i na potencijal za stvaranje objedinjene borbe među različitim marginalizovanim grupama. Takva analiza omogućava bolje razumevanje koncepta globalne solidarnosti, istovremeno zagovarajući priznavanje i integraciju različitih marginalizovanih glasova unutar transnacionalnih društvenih pokreta. Rad naglašava značaj kontinuiranog dijaloga, povezivanja i saradnje među ugnjetavanim zajednicama, sa ciljem izgradnje kolektivnog otpora protiv strukturalnih oblika represije i unapređenja borbe za globalnu pravdu i jednakost.

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