Jessica Kellgren-Fozard tells us about the History of Queer Coding.
Queer coding is the subtextual portrayal of a queer character in the media whose identity is not explicitly confirmed within canon. This concept refers to a character that encapsulates what might be considered “queer traits” that are recognizable to the audience, but are never labeled or claimed by the content creator.
The post Jessica Kellgren-Fozard – The History of Queer Coding appeared first on One More Lesbian | Film, Television and Video On Demand.
This post first appeared on One More Lesbian | Film, Television And Video On Demand One More Lesbian | Film, Television And Video On Demands, please read the originial post: here
