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Episode 11: Queer Science - Depictions in Fiction & Beyond #HappyPride

Date

2023-06-22

Authors

Richards, Isabel
McCarthy, Ella

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Popsicule

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Join us as we dive into depictions of queerness in science, both in sci-fi & beyond! We chat about what types of media have great LGBTQIA+ characters, what identities are depicted, and why this representation isn't more prevalent in mainstream media. We also chat about the blossoming movement to queer science, and particularly to queer science communication! The future is bright!

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/309882

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ANU Student Research

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Podcast

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Access vis Publisher site

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10.25911/WPK3-1F75

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2099-12-31

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