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This paper aims to examine the representation of identities of sexual minorities known as the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer) community, on the Indonesiabased, feminist web magazine, Magdalene.co. This magazine provides a guide to women’s issues while engaging with fresh perspectives beyond traditional gender and cultural confines. The representation of sexual minorities is reviewed through a selection of six published articles written by editorial members and third-party contributors’ submissions. These submissions vary in age, gender, self-identification as sexual minorities and in anonyminity. The articles are examined through discourse analysis, primarily based on the discourse theory developed by Ernesto Laclau and Chantal Mouffe. 1 Also incorporated into the analysis are Adrienne Rich’s 2 theory of how the politics of location effects how society looks at the bodies of sexual minorities and Gilbert Herdt’s 3 (2009) concept of sexual panic, to look at the increasing religious-conservatism in Indonesia in contrast to the sexuality of sexual minorities. This research examines the ways in which the representation of sexual minorities in the media opens a space of resistance against heteronormative public discourse.

Portraying the Multitudes: Representation of Identities of Sexual Minorities on Indonesia-Based Feminist Web Magazine Magdalene.co