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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 1H 8M

Mon Corps, Mon Queer

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Chez les personnes queer et/ou membre de la communauté LGBTQIA+, le rapport au corps et à son appréciation est ambivalent. Il est parfois jonché d’obstacles : entre dysphorie, fétichisation et violences, apprécier son corps en tant que personne LGBTQIA+ est un défi qui demande résilience et soutien.Mais l’exploration du corps, ce sont aussi des moments de bonheur et de joie. La communauté queer, en s’émancipant de règles, expérimente et réinvente l’expression du corps. Par l'art, la sexualité, la mode et d'autres moyens, les personnes queer affirment l'unicité de leur corps.Une table ronde en présence de Tobias Boll, sociologue et professeur à l'Université de Mayence en Allemagne et @ojo_julietdrouot, bédéaste et auteur de "Corps Non Binaire".Une table ronde réalisée lors de l'évènement Queer Meine Liebe, le 24 janvier 2026 au Consortium Museum à Dijon. Cet évènement fut réalisé en partenariat avec le Partnerschaftsverband et soutenu par le Consortium Museum, les Fonds Citoyen Franco-Allemand, la DILCRAH, la Ville de Dijon, le Département de la Côte d'Or et la Région Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.  

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