The Corner is a space for curiosity, critique, and care—where feminism meets queer studies and gender is understood as lived, contested, and deeply political. This section centers the ways gender and sexuality shape power, identity, and belonging, with particular attention to voices and histories that have been marginalized or erased. Here, feminism is not a single story but a conversation that includes queer, trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming perspectives, recognizing how struggles for gender justice are inseparable from fights against racism, ableism, colonialism, and economic inequality.

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The Corner invites you to explore how norms are made and unmade, how bodies and desires are regulated, and how resistance takes creative and collective forms. Through essays, resources, and reflections, this space aims to empower readers to question assumptions, imagine more inclusive futures, and find solidarity across difference. Whether you are new to gender studies or deeply engaged in the work, The Corner is a place to learn, unlearn, and connect.