Source Record
Agender
Why this source is used
Covers agender and related demigender identities and flags; no primary post for the demiboy/demigirl flags survives.
Source Status
- Publisher
- en.wikipedia.org
- Type
- secondary
- Reliability
- medium
- Cited by
- 2 pages
Source Links
Used by Timeline Events
2010s TransCultural
Online Gender Identity Pride Flags Expand in the 2010s
Across the 2010s, online LGBTQ+ communities developed and circulated a growing family of gender-identity and derivative pride flags. Several designs, including agender boy, agender girl, androgyne, bigender, gender-questioning, genderflux, neutrois, transfeminine and transmasculine flags, have useful community meanings but less settled creator trails.
2014 TransCulturalActivism
Demiboy and Demigirl Pride Flags Created
The demiboy and demigirl pride flags are commonly attributed to Salem X or Salom X in 2014, with spelling varying by source. Both designs adapt grey and white neutrality language with blue or pink tones to express partial alignment with boyhood or girlhood.
