Lesbian Theory is a branch of feminist theory that focuses on the experiences, identities, and cultural expressions of lesbian women. It examines how societal norms and structures impact lesbian identities and relationships, emphasizing the importance of understanding sexuality as a social construct. This theory critiques traditional heteronormative frameworks and advocates for the visibility and representation of lesbian voices in literature, art, and politics. By exploring the intersections of gender, sexuality, and power, Lesbian Theory seeks to challenge and dismantle oppressive systems that marginalize lesbian individuals and their experiences.