Download or read online the document of pride flag image description templates here on the Internet Archive. It took almost three hours of my day. I hope you appreciate it.
If you often post pride flags, please start using or making image description templates and describing your original posts rather than asking other people to do it for you.
If you make the original post accessible from the start, literally everyone benefits. It's not fair to ask physically disabled people to be the only ones putting in effort to make the spaces accessible.
You can also submit pride flags to this blog that need templates, and the document will be updated.
you may call me X (shi / hir and it / its) and this term was originally just a joke my friends and I had come up with and I finally got the motivation to make it a flag!
── .✦ MEANING:
the term 'intersex wrath' refers to a intersex person who is wrathful, feels represented by the concept of wrath, is a demon from the wrath ring, or literally has any connection to wrath.
── .✦ MORE INFO:
you can request any character, I really don't care, if its a live action character it'll look buns but I will try my hardest! Other than that just credit me if you ever use the flag.
[ID: A pride flag with seven symmetrical horizontal stripes fading from dark red at the top and bottom, to gold in the center, with a gold intersex ring with a very dark red outline. End ID.]
Plain text: Hello! Welcome to Wrath City! Introduction, meaning, more info
So ok look. The point is not the flared leg by itself. These cannot be yoga pants. These are, and you have to understand this if you are too young to have worn them, BLUE JEANS. And this was the last years before all jeans were 70% spandex.
They were denim, and they weren't bell bottoms. They hung loose from the knee in a way that would make a wizard envious. We all walked around like we were wearing hakama. And they dragged on the ground. That was important. Ragged cuffs. If your jeans weren't so long that they had ratty cuffs, they were embarrassingly short.
And the thing about denim is that it's a twill weave and it's cotton. So not only does it hold a lot of water, it wicks. Walking around in these suckers on a wet day could get you wet to the knees even if you never stepped in a puddle.
Then you'd go inside and take off your shoes and try to avoid letting your freezing, wet, filthy pant legs touch your skin.
The visceral memory of that time is something that never leaves you. Everyone's jeans were many inches higher in the back than the front because you kept stepping on the hem and ripping it off. Your lower legs were so very cold. Every new pair of jeans literally enveloped your entire foot, they were so so long re: leg-to-waist ratio. Walking on a rainy day was a legitimate workout. You have no idea.
A tweet stating "Gen Z can buy the butterfly clips and the track suits but you weren't there in the trenches" followed by four images of flared denim jeans so long their hems are ragged from contact with the ground, each one having wicked puddle water some way up itself- from around the hem to up passed the ankles.
A set of tags reading "#I had a pair like these except they were black yoga pants #they had bell bottoms tho"
A set of tags reading "#yoga pants could never #not in the same way #there was a heft to it #there was WEIGHT"
[PT: Art positions needed for intersex visual guide!]
Note: This is not a paid position. This is a project made with passion from participants who want to educate the world about intersexuality.
Hello! So, our intersex visual guide project is going well so far. The script is mostly complete (with occasional revisions), and we know how we want the comic to be formatted.
We did the sketches for the genitals/reproductive organ diagrams, and @/pastelroswell is doing the lineart. However, there are many illustrations that still need to be done, and this is where you can come in!
Whether you volunteer for just a single drawing, or for many drawings, all help is appreciated! People under 18 can only volunteer for segment 9, as all the other segments require illustrations of nudity.
We need volunteers for:
[FULLY BOOKED] Segment 1: What is perisex? Humans vs non-humans. (A random example of a necessary drawing for this segment would be a person looking at a censored computer screen with a question mark above their head.)
[FULLY BOOKED] Segment 2: Overarching Terms & Information. (A random example of a necessary drawing for this segment would be a group of cosexual animals.)
Segment 3: "Mixed" Genitals & Reproductive Organs.
Segment 4: Urethral Traits & Penile Traits.
Segment 5: Agenital Spectrum & Areproductive Spectrum.
Segment 6: Split/Duplicated Reproductive Organs.
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You won't be drawing the genital/reproductive diagrams, as those are already covered by us & Roswell. Instead, you'll be drawing group of people who have specific traits that we will list for you (ie; a person who has a bifid scrotum with estrogenized traits, and a speech bubble that has XX and a drawing of a mullerian reproductive system.)
Segment 7: Hormonal Traits.
Segment 8: Chromosomal Variations.
(A random example of a necessary drawing for these segments would be a person with dwarfism who has a macropenis, macroorchidism, androgenized traits, and a speech bubble that has XY and a drawing of a wolffian reproductive system.)
Segment 9: Co-occurring Traits & Disabilities. (A random example of necessary drawings for these segments would be a person who has severe acne, a person having a seizure, a person exhibiting the symptoms of autism, etc.)
[FULLY BOOKED] Segment 10: Coercive Intersex Medical Interventions & Medical Maltreatment. Specifically, you'd be doing the hormone abuse section and/or medical maltreatment section. These drawings are more sensitive in nature, but censored enough as to not be overly disturbing to viewers. (A random example of a necessary drawing for these segments would be a person looking sickly while in the fetal position on a couch, and a bottle of hormones sits next to them, implying that the hormones are causing them to become ill.)
You must be willing to:
1- Draw non-sexual nudity.
2- Draw racially diverse and disabled characters.
3- Have your work shared with the world.
Your work could be:
1- A simple sketch (yes, traditional sketches are welcome too!) that you provide for someone else to do lineart + coloring for.
2- A drawing with lineart that you provide for someone else to do coloring for.
3- A drawing with lineart and coloring.
DO NOT SIGN UP IF you are an exclusionist, radfem, believe that men cannot experience oppression, are anti-endogenic, believe in a disorder being "inherently evil (ie; narcissistic personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder, paraphilic disorders [yes even the "big 3"], psychotic disorders, etc.), use ableist language (ie; misuse "narcissist", misuse "psychotic", misuse "sociopath/psychopath", misuse OCD, misuse bipolar, conflate "paraphile" with predator, etc.), think that love/sympathy/empathy are necessary to be a good person, disrespect religion/spiritual practices, pro-Israel, support Trump/Elon Musk/JK Rowling, anti-choice, or anti-homeless.
DM us if you are interested and PLEASE disclose if you have had any controversies in the past, and what the topic was about. We will be checking over your account before accepting you in.
You will receive credit for your work in the overall project.
Alright, the update! There are still over 100 art slots available. (And a few opened up again in segments 1 & 2.)
We decided people under 18 can participate, they just cannot draw any of the prompts that include nudity. But there are many prompts in segment 9 that do not include nudity!
Speaking of segment 9 - we have a ton of prompts in there that are a simple icon-style! Sort of like this image (which is randomly taken off the internet, not an actual part of the project.)
You do not need to be an expert artist to participate! You also do not need to be educated in intersexuality beforehand!
[PT: You do not need to be an expert artist to participate! You also do not need to be educated in intersexuality beforehand!]
We have decided to move the due date to October 26th (intersex awareness day), rather than pride month, as it's become unrealistic to expect it to be done by pride.
We refuse to go another year without this project being done. If you know anyone who might enjoy participation, please share this post with them! You can also reblog on bluesky [link.]
Please, check out the available prompts on this google doc [link], and comment or DM if any of them interest you!
[PT: Please, check out the available prompts on this google doc [link], and comment or DM if any of them interest you!]
[ID: A black and white graphic showing common symptoms of bipolar disorder, each accompanieed by a simple black and white drawing:
Mood swings (mania and depression), showing someone excitedly throwing their hands into the air and shouting, then crumpled in on themselves in depression.
"Poor decision making", showing a person walking past a sign that says right and wrong, and going the wrong way.
Abnormally talkative", showing someone excitedly throwing their hands into the air with multiple speech bubbles while someone leans away uncomfortably.
"Increased actiivty or energy", showing someone sprinting with a flag.
"Racing thoughts" shows someone hunched with arms crossed, with multiple squiggly arrows going away from their head.
"Decreased need for sleep", showing someone getting out of bed and waking up a confused partner.
"Exaggerated self confidence", showing someone stepping up onto a pedestal while pointing at themselves, despite their sad frown.
"Psychosis", showing someone holding their head, which is surrounded by swirly rings.
"Loss of interest" showing someone sitting with a bored pose next to a bike, camera, and guitar.
End ID.]
[ Video transcript: two tiktoks by daniyalisbae (daniyal is bae) of them close up to/talking to their phone camera.
First part is them staring at the camera in exasperation. Caption says: "white transmascs appropriating black culture after transitioning because they associate blackness with masculinity." Theres music playing and they mouth along the words "that is not the baby!"
Second part is a response to the first. Slow piano music plays in the background. Caption says: "white queers have a weaponized incompetence problem."
The filmer says the following:
"The other day, I made a video talking about how white transmascs appropriate black culture in order to feel more masculine because they associate blackness with masculinity. And never before in my life, or posting videos about trans discourse, have I gotten so many comment from people acting completely oblivious or confused to the issue, even though the issue is a very simple statement.
I think this reflects the fact that a lot of white queer people are just incapable of thinking about issues if it is not personally affecting them.
And I think this reveals a weaponized incompetence issue in the larger white queer community when it comes to racial issues. When someone brings attention to intercommunal issues not about race, I never get these comments. I never get comments acting confused, or acting like what im talking about is so incomprehensible, or saying things like, 'well, I've never seen this happen,' because people accept 'maybe this has happened, just not to me.'
But the second someone brings up a racial issues, suddenly it's incredibly confusing and complex, and people need to explain to them five million different ways to where they get it. And obviously other people call bullshit to this, and they say, 'This is very clearly just you refusing to understand this, not you being unable to understand.'
And a lot of people in the comment seem to be resorting to the fact they theyre neuro divergent to excuse the fact that theyre not aware of racial dynamics in the queer community. And I think this is a larger problem. People like to flee into marginalized identity and talk about how theyre queer, or theyre neurodivergent, in order to get away from complex critiques about the way they ignore racism in their own community.
There are two possibilities. Either 1: these people are aware of this issue, and are pretending not to know about it because it allows them to escape accountability; or 2: theyre just generally not aware of it. But both of these things reveal a problem, because it means that white queer people either do not notice, or do not care, about the racism happening in their own community. Because the problem identified is not a niche issue, it happens all the time. But the refusal to use critical thinking —or even just look in the comments for other explanations, before jumping to acting confused and acting ignorant of the issue— is a bigger problem that white queer people need to examine in themselves.
Remaining ignorant on issues of race and acting like you've never seen this happen, or you've never heard this before, is a result of you ignoring it, not as a result of it not happening.
The fact that tons of people in the comments who are Black queer people are saying this happens all the time, but white queer people are saying they've never seen it happen, suggests that it's not that it doesn't happen, its that white queer people dont recognize it happening because they dont actually pay attention to racial issues in their community. Which is why when it gets called out, they act so confused about it.
MRKH is a congenital variation which results in the underdevelopment or absence of the uterus and/or vagina. typically someone with MRKH's ovaries are fully developed and functional, but may be in an atypical place in the abdomen. MRKH can also be associated with kidney, bone, and hearing atypicalities.
the basis of bismuth was chosen for MRKH due to MRKH's variation in cause (which is often unclear or unknown) and presentation (many cases look very different).
yellow was chosen for community and connection. purple was chosen for contentedness, with blue being chosen for wholeness. green was chosen for MRKH's common association with plants (flowers in particular) and growth.
[ID from ALT text: a flag that has the patterns of bismuth. on both sides are one geometric swirl, meeting in the center. the swirl from outside to inside is yellow, purple, cyan, and green. all colors have a gradient of flat color from light to dark. End Id.]
Mesosex: a person who has an intersex variation, but one which does not conform to perisex (non-intersex) ideas of what intersex is. For example, people who have intersex traits that are considered "mild", or who have variations such as PCOS Hyperandrogenism and Poland Syndrome.
Meso- for middle/in between, to refer to the state of being in between what the intersex community accepts as intersex and what the broader public (mistakenly) thinks intersex is.
This is a revision to the initial definition for the term, which I originally coined a few months back. The revised definition comes from many conversations with both identifying-as-intersex people and identifying-as-mesosex people.
In particular I'd like to highlight this long (but very productive) thread from which the revised definition was first proposed by @queercripintersex
From that thread and private conversations some key takeaways have been:
There was too much ambiguity in the initial definition.
The people I've spoken to for whom mesosex has resonated all either have intersex variations, or very good reasons to question that they could be intersex.
And a lot of those people have faced harassment and invalidation by perisex people for experimenting and/or claiming the intersex label. They have expressed a desire for alternate language by which they can communicate their relationship to being intersex.
Not everybody with an intersex variation wants to use the term intersex, or to only use it contextually. Some feel they aren't "intersex enough", even people with variations like Klinefelter's or CAIS that are widely accepted as intersex.
For people who are new to thinking of themselves as intersex, it is valuable to have a microlabel available that can capture their impostor syndrome.
There is a real and legitimate concern that the initial definition of mesosex would lead people with intersex variations like PCOS to think of themselves as neither intersex nor perisex, even though the intersex community is unanimous that PCOS hyperandrogenism is intersex.
Although there is a clear hierarchy of which intersex variations are seen as more legitimately intersex by perisex people, if we validate this hierarchy then we undermine our collective need for pan-intersex solidarity.
I hope that redefining the term reduces rather than adds confusion! And that it's useful for people! Feedback is welcome. 💜
[ID from ALT text: A flag that has the structure of the intersex flag but different colours. A salmon background with a large periwinkle ring in the middle. The area within the ring is white. End ID.]
Macroglossia is "an abnormally large tongue." This was very self indulgent as I couldn't find any flags for it
Color meanings:
• Pink for the tongue and increased upper respiratory infections
• Red for scalloped/crenated tongue aka lingua indentata and angular cheilitis
• Cream for the fact Downs and Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome both use yellow for their awareness ribbons, along with representing orthodontic issues like open bite and malocclusion of the teeth
• Light blue for dry mouth, drooling, dysphagia, trouble speaking and eating
• Dark blue issues related to breathing, such as an open mouth, obstructive breathing, or sleep apnea
• Purple for Hunter's syndrome, hypothyroidism, and other conditions that can cause it
Stripe positioning is meant to mimic a tongue protruding from the mouth
Flag description:
A pride flag with two horizontal stripes on the top and a vertically striped lower section. The two horizontal bands are a medium indigo-blue stripe on top and a rich purple stripe beneath it. The lower portion is divided into seven vertical stripes. The design is symmetrical around the large pink center stripe. The colors are, from left to right: light blue, pale cream-yellow, deep muted red, a wide soft pink center stripe, deep muted red, pale cream-yellow, and light blue.
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Ask to be added (for future ones) or removed. Idk really any disability archive ones ):
[ID: A digintal painting of fanart of Shinji from the manga / anime "Bleach". Shinji is a pale-skinned man with long blonde hair, wearing a white haori, or robe, over a black kosode with a white belt. Half of Shinji's upper face is covered with a fragment of his Hollow bone mask, and has one hand raised in the circular hilt at the end of his Zanpakuto sword, where his fingers have turned to clawed bones. The background is royal blue, and Shinji is surrounded by streaks of red like fire. The artist's signature reads, "Elvyn". End ID.]
[ID: a rectangular flag with 9 equally-sized horizontal lines. Colors in order from top to bottom are dusty redish pink, salmon, orange, yellow, pale yellow, yellow, orange, salmon and dusty redish pink. In the center of the flag is a light purple circle outlined twice, once in purple and again in salmon. End ID]
i don't wanna be a killjoy but if you're playing pokemon arceus please take the time to learn about the ainu people, their ongoing struggle to keep their culture alive, and the colonisation of hokkaido (the area the sinnoh region is based on)
the game itself has a good bit of colonialist themes and indigenous erasure, which means it's up to fans to educate themselves and be mindful of what things they internalise. this isn't a call out or guilt trip, i'm just asking people to be aware of the context behind the media they consume.
additionally, consider boosting ainu voices (especially about the game itself), donating to ainu individuals, and spreading awareness on the subject as allies.
Oh so all those npc lines about how “it’s great we found this totally empty island where we could start a new life” is literally just colonialist propaganda, eh?
[image 1: tags by @ fairywinds reading, “yeah portraying the hisuian natives as being backwards and hopeless without the galaxy colonizers was really shit.”
Image 2: tags by @ dreadedloreenkid reading, “I'm desperately trying not to pay attention to the story because it's so fucking bad. It’s not like 'there are some problematic implications' it's more like being beaten over the head with a hammer made of 19th century colonial propaganda. Literally talking about how hisui is a 'vast empty land' to be filled and tamed and how the indigenous people are culturally and technologically backwards and need the help of the more 'developed' settlers. Again those aren't implicit themes they are EXPLICIT they are literally said by the characters.”
Image 3: tags by @ biggaymatt reading, “ya I was watching someone play it and wondered if they'd ever bring it up, and then they mentioned that Arceus himself wanted humans to live in hisui as much as they were able or something, and it was :teeth:” end id]
People can look at the original douyin account for more videos showing how to do this slower, as well as some other variations. This one shows a modern top using a thicker knit material https://www.douyin.com/user/MS4wLjABAAAAn8fkA60o2qRXxV9-HrTVDMC0g5_VlbRNKkZ-hEMxU2E?modal_id=6881523753243643140
Agreed with other commenters in the notes that while it looks very cool, if you have sensory issues (like I do) it may be uncomfortable.
[Video Description: A compilation of quick videos of a young individual dressing in old Chinese style silhouettes and looks via draping, tying, pinning, belting, and otherwise finagling various full lengths of fabric in various colors, patterns, sizes, and levels of opacity. All outfits start with the same white undergarment.
The first starts with tying the short end of a length of sheer purple fabric up at one should while wrapping it around the opposite side, then doing the reverse with the other end. They then finish off the look with a wide white belt with a tassel that will be the main one used in this compilation.
The second outfit begins with a sheer pink length of fabric, with the short end wrapped around the top of the back and tied in the front. The other corners of the piece are draped over the shoulders and tied behind the back. It is then finished off with the white belt, which is quickly exchanged for a near identical pink belt.
The third outfit starts with wrapping a narrow length of sheer, embroidered purple fabric around the chest, then over the shoulders, then pinning the meeting corners in the front together. The skirt begins with a length of purple fabric, gathered together and about a third draped over a narrow white ribbon with is then wrapped around the body and tied in the front. The opposing remaining corners of the top and then tied together in the back and a long length of purple fabric draped over the neck, then pulled through the top to form sleeves, with the remaining bit at the neck tucked and smoothed away under the top. The individual then shows how one can change the top to have a wider or off the shoulder look by loosening the back corners and pinning the front higher up, as well as sliding the sleeves off the shoulders to instead form a train coming from under the top.
The fourth outfit begins with a length of sheer pink fabric, gathered up and with the top several inches then draped over the length of ribbon from before. The middle is then spread and wrapped around the back of the body to form pleats where it’s tied at the front. The ribbon is tucked away and the pink belt returns to be wrapped around the top of the chest. The short end of a length of sheer purple fabric is then draped over the shoulders and tied behind the chest. The opposing end is then brought up around the sides to have it’s corners tied behind the neck.
Fifth outfit starts with the short end of a length of pink fabric draped around the back, coming around the front to be tied behind the neck. The remaining length is wrapped around the body and held in place with the pink belt. Then another length of sheer purple fabric, done up in the same manner as for the last outfit. The individual then shows how one can remove the purple fabric, fold down about a quarter of the long side, and draping it over a ribbon wrap it over the shoulders and tie in the front of form a cape.
The sixth outfit begins with wrapping the short end of a patterned red fabric around the body, crossing the top corners passed each other, and tying them at the base of the throat. The other end of the fabric is brought up and through this loop, draping in front of the knot and pulled through until it reaches a proper dress length. From there it remains gathered at the neck as the fabric is wrapped around the body again and held in place by a red belt in a similar style to the white and pink ones. A sheer length of red fabric if then draped over the shoulders and tied as before- the first short end corners tied in back and the second tied behind the neck. They then remove the sheer fabric and drape it in half short-wise over a red ribbon, again draping it over the shoulders to form a cape of a different style from before.
The seventh outfit begins with a length of sheer magenta fabric, a portion of the short end bunched together and draped over a white ribbon. This is then spread out and the ribbon tied around the waist to form a skirt with pleats in the front. A narrow length of sheer embroidered pink fabric is then wrapped around the chest and back, then draped over the shoulders to have the inner corners pinned together in the front. A sheer pink length of fabric is then used to repeat the sleeve maneuver- drape over back of neck, pull through top to drape over arms. The outer corners of the top are then tied at the back.
The eighth and final outfit starts with a length of white fabric draped around the back of the body and brought up to tie the top corners behind the neck. The rest of the fabric is then wrapped around the body and held in place with the red belt. The short end of a length of sheer red fabric is then draped over the shoulders and tied behind the back, with the corners of the other end brought up and tied together at the back of the neck. They then show off how you can add to the look by taking a length of sheer black fabric and put it on in the same way as the red fabric, making sure to layer it overtop to give more depth to the outfit.
Hey, I just wanted to let you know I discovered your posts on Martha Wells recently, and as a Black person who wanted to get into the Murder Bot Diaries, I am very disappointed to find out that she has written slavery apologia. You don’t have to answer this if you don’t want to, but do you have any recommendations for books that are similar to Murder Bot Diaries or general sci-fi recommendations?
Sorry for such a slow reply, I've been having technical difficulties with my computer, which is also why I haven't been able to make any new image description posts.
I will come back to this post when I've got an actual proper list of recommendations, but for now, I can always recommend this story in particular, because it showcases exactly how easy it is to actually handle these things with care, that Martha Wells does not care to, and has spent over a decade at this point doubling down on doing harmfully. (To the point that she will defend the original British colonizers rather than just apologize for using racist caricatures in her fantasy series)
The story is public domain, and can be read below it project guttenberg, there are also I believe multiple audio books on YouTube and other areas where you can find audiobooks.
This was written before segregation ended.
This is how *easy* it is to write about allegories for racism and oppression in slavery and actually do it with care for the subject and the people represented by the subject.
It is so clear to me that the person who wrote this story, Harry Harrison, actually cared about what he was writing about, and cared about the people represented by robots in this story. You can tell from how this is written that this is a person who actually understands how and why oppression works, rather than just saying "oppression bad" while showing the opposite.
This is a short story, written from before segregation was outlawed*, And it is more progressive in every way than anything Martha Wells has written for The Murderbot Diaries or any of her other book series, where the theme of slavery apologism has never stopped, reaching back to her older series, and continuing into her newest books.
This story here is the absolute bare minimum, and it's so easy to do.
Free kindle book and epub digitized and proofread by volunteers.
If you can send another ask, you can specify a bit if you want what kinds of stories you are looking for, by like the Murderbot Diaries, do you mean things with robots / cyborgs, actual anti-capitalism, anti-slavery, etc?
Also, before I forget, you can also definitely read the book series that Martha Wells quotes as her inspiration for The Murderbot Diaries, which is The Imperial Radch series by Ann Leckie.
I highly recommend reading that, because you can see every point along the way where Martha Wells saw something happening and took away the worst possible interpretation of it and gave us the slavery apologism and ableism and more she has been peddling ever since.
I really wish I had read The Imperial Radch series first, but I'm also kind of glad that I didn't, because now I know exactly how to recognize terrible writing and how to figure out where the bastardization of the actual good statement comes from.
The Imperial Radch series is actually a series that says slavery is bad. Racism is bad. Classism is bad. Colonization is bad. Ableism is bad. Assuming people's genders is bad. Misgendering people is bad. Child abuse is bad. So many things.
And Martha Wells read it and decided to try and copy it, but make everything worse in every possible way.
The first book in the series is Ancilalary Justice. And if you have not read The Murderbot Diaries yet, I do actually recommend reading them from your local library or borrowing from a friend, simply so that you can see exactly how the propaganda is being fed to people, because it's... Exemplary. It's such a fantastic example of white supremacist propaganda, and it's so obvious once you actually pay attention even a tiny bit.
Which is why the series tries so hard to make it impossible to pay attention to, it's just a really good example of How Not to Write if you actually want to be good at writing, and you are actually trying to be a good person with good moral themes.
If you don't want to read it yourself, there are a few videos on YouTube going over everything in detail, spelling out exactly what is going on line by line, making it impossible to overlook or downplay the propaganda when it's actually being spelled out and taken seriously instead of forgotten 5 seconds after you read it, which is how the book is designed to get you, even if the author herself isn't consciously aware of what she's doing, it's what's she's doing.
I will add an actual proper list of recommendations, I'm autistic and have ADHD so the second I start trying to think of a list I forget all of them. So I know I will remember it 3:00 a.m. or something and I will do my best to write them down lol.
Everybody else please feel free to recommend some good actually anti-racist science fiction stories, I need more good books to read as well.
I'm not sure if this is already a thing and I'm not good at flags but:
Calico Transmasc
[pt: Calico Transmasc /end pt]
An Intersex Exclusive term for a transmasculine individual whose Intersex variation allows for "easier" transition, for lack of a better phrase. An example would be someone with PCOS that experiences hirsutism or someone whose variant causes them to have a more andronizing puberty.
[Start ID: Two flags next to each other. The one on the right has five lines. The biggest line is the center line that has a slight off-white color. The two lines touching it, the thinnest lines, are a pale orange. The final two lines on the outsides of the flag are a deep grey. The one on the left is the same but has an off-white ring outlined by a thin black border. The middle line is also bordered by thin black lines. /End ID]
Image Description: Black letters over white background saying the following: “I say all this because hope is not like a lottery ticket you can sit on the sofa and clutch, feeling lucky. I say it because hope is an ax you break down doors with in an emergency; because hope should shove you out the door, because it will take everything you have to steer the future away from endless war, from the annihilation of Earth’s treasures and the grinding down of the poor and marginal. Hope just means another world might be possible, not promised, not guaranteed. Hope calls for action; action is impossible without hope.”
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