Queer Digital Lives: LGBTQ Realities and Resistance under Platform Capitalism

In an age where social media platforms structure the very conditions of visibility, this book investigates how LGBTQ lives are made, managed, and sometimes erased by algorithmic infrastructures. Bringing together voices from across the Global South and diasporic communities, this interdisciplinary volume examines how queer and trans individuals navigate digital platforms as spaces of expression, surveillance, resistance, and survival.Spanning geographies from Armenia to Bangladesh, Palestine to China, and Pakistan to the Philippines, contributors explore the affective, political, and economic entanglements of platformed queer life.The chapters interrogate how algorithms sort content, how visibility becomes conditional, and how queer resistance emerges not only through representation, but through subversion, invisibility, memory work, and infrastructural reappropriation.Foregrounding intersectionality, decolonial critique, and transnational feminist and queer theory, this collection ref