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[[File:Rapgender Flag.png|thumb|The rapgender flag.]] |
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'''Rapgender''' is a [[xenogender]] that is connected to a rap or hip hop culture. This xenogender exists for people who feel as though rap music and music with hip hop roots best describes their gender. |
'''Rapgender''' is a [[xenogender]] that is connected to a rap or hip hop culture. This xenogender exists for people who feel as though rap music and music with hip hop roots best describes their gender. |
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==Flag== |
==Flag== |
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The flag is meant to stand up for the African American community, one that has coined hip hop culture |
The flag is meant to stand up for the African American community, one that has coined hip hop culture |
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[[Category:Musicagender]] |
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Latest revision as of 06:26, 9 April 2022
Rapgender is a xenogender that is connected to a rap or hip hop culture. This xenogender exists for people who feel as though rap music and music with hip hop roots best describes their gender.
History
The history of rapgender is confusing, as it cannot be pinned down to one singular place. It is believed to date back as far as 2015 on Tumblr.
Flag
The flag is meant to stand up for the African American community, one that has coined hip hop culture