Critical Queer Solidarity

A intersectional queer activist group based in Berlin

About us: We are an intersectional queer activist group that organises international exchange projects, art and political discussions around topics such as drag and gender expression, dating and relationships and sexual health. We understand ourselves as critical of the queer mainstream and try to raise awareness for critical discourses around identities, capitalism and global justice. We want to organise political education projects to support queer people in their process of empowerment, political engagement and solidarity with each other and other marginalized groups. We exist since 2020.

In SOLIDARITY, we stand with the marginalized – be they queer among the mainstream, or those who feel invisible within the queer community, or any who have ever had rights denied or never given. Global justice demands togetherness. So we amplify your voices, without claiming them as our own.

As QUEERS, we name our own space for sex and gender out of the norm that never gave it to us. Because we too deserve to feel at home. And as we build from what we take apart, we expand the space of what becomes possible, of newness yet to be, all from the diversity of our expression. There’s power in our play.

Living CRITICALLY is not about putting people down, but about never simply accepting what is given to us. Whether stemming from the mainstream or niches, or from our own minds, ideas and opinions tend to carry hidden assumptions of power and dynamics of discrimination. We accept the responsibility to question ourselves instead, and so expose embedded practices of excluding others.

who are we?

Thomas
he/they
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critical perspectives on queer communities (homonationalism, rainbow capitalism), climate justice, colonial history and gender, antimilitarism, fundraising, campaign strategy
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Jara
she/they
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Deno
they/he
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queer history, queer ecologies, drag, gender studies, trans theory, mental health awareness, safer spaces & community-building
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hassandra
they/them
focus
Performing arts and make-up artistry, memory culture & collective healing, living archives (queering up the archives), event management
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danai
they/them
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critical and radical youth work, queer history and education, decolonization, arts, communications for organizations, antimilitarism, wellbeing of minorities, fundraising, strategic planning for organizations and initiatives
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monica
she/her
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creative writing, colonial history and decolonial practices, critical perspectives of the history of sexuality and gender in the West, sexual education and the medical humanities, anticapitalism
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hannah
they/any
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Queer history, drag, folklore and mythology, mental health, Zine culture, queer migration scholarship, critical trans theory, critical/decolonial perspectives on gender & queer history, nutrition and exercise
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sefa
they/she
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performing arts and dance, bodily experiences and physicalities, collective liberation & intersectionality, programming and development
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szczepan
they/them
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queer history, discourse analysis, cultural linguistics, creative writing, working with voice, drag, antifascism, studies on religion and religious trauma awareness
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ragil
he/him
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community building, critical pedagogy, collaborative experimental curatorial practice, and fellow member of the organizing committee of ‘Queer’ Asia Berlin Chapter.
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