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[[File:Genderqueer Nonbinary.png|alt=|thumb|196x196px|The genderqueer non-binary flag]] |
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'''Genderqueer |
'''Genderqueer Non-binary''' is a a combination identity in which one identifies as both genderqueer and non-binary. As a second definition, it can also be a specific identity defined as having a non-binary body or base while still being genderqueer. |
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=='''History'''== |
=='''History'''== |
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The second definition for genderqueer non-binary was first coined by Deviantart user LordBlackLotus as early as October 22, 2020.<ref name=":0">https://www.deviantart.com/lordblacklotus/art/Genderqueer-Nonbinary-858919807</ref> |
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It was first conceptualized as a term to describe other Genderqueer identities that also identify with another gender. |
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===Source:=== |
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Myself as the creator of the term. |
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=='''Flag'''== |
=='''Flag'''== |
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| ⚫ | The flag was created by DeviantArt user LordBlackLotus.<ref name=":0" /> The purple coloration represents the duality of male and female, white representing being completely outside of that binary spectrum such as [[agender]], and green to represent other people outside of the binary such as [[Neutrois|neutrois.]]<ref>[[Genderqueer|Genderqueer Flag and Symbols]]</ref> |
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The Genderqueer Male flag was created by Deviantart user LordBlackLotus, incorporating the traditional Genderqueer flag into the design. Both colors have an extra stripe made to represent being something more than ''just'' being Genderqueer. |
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Both yellow stripes represent the nonbinary aspect to their identity. |
Both yellow stripes represent the nonbinary aspect to their identity. |
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Revision as of 08:54, 1 July 2021
Genderqueer Non-binary is a a combination identity in which one identifies as both genderqueer and non-binary. As a second definition, it can also be a specific identity defined as having a non-binary body or base while still being genderqueer.
History
The second definition for genderqueer non-binary was first coined by Deviantart user LordBlackLotus as early as October 22, 2020.[1]
Flag
The flag was created by DeviantArt user LordBlackLotus.[1] The purple coloration represents the duality of male and female, white representing being completely outside of that binary spectrum such as agender, and green to represent other people outside of the binary such as neutrois.[2]
Both yellow stripes represent the nonbinary aspect to their identity.