What are your thoughts on the straight flag? Is it offensive
WEBMr_Fuzzynips. •. There's also the straight ally flag being offensive. The flag appropriates LGBTQ+ pride symbolism with straight pride. The progress pride flag with the intersex symbol is a more inclusive way to express LGBTQIA+ support without having the anti-lgbtqia+ implications.
Straight 'pride' flag. Thoughts? : r/lgbt - Reddit
WEBThe concept of a pride flag in general is meant to symbolise an underrepresented group or a group that is being politically or socially antagonised, but straight people just aren’t one of those groups. So using that flag would understandably make people wonder for what other meaning is it being used. This.
is there a straight flag : r/AskLGBT - Reddit
WEBAug 9, 2023 — Yes, there is straight flags. However, endo/cis/het/allos (shorted to just cis/het) have no need for pride. They are not marginalized for being cis/het. I don’t think you quite understand what pride means in the context of LGBTQ+ folk. Pride is a movement, pride is a protest. It’s a movement against oppression, it’s a protest against the ...
What is actually wrong with a straight pride flag? : r/lgbt - Reddit
WEBThe "straight Pride flag" is fine as a symbol of being straight, but it shouldn't be called a Pride flag and it shouldn't be part of the queer community. Calling it a Pride flag shows a shallow understanding of what Pride is, and trivializes the fight we've been through and the fight we are fighting to this day.
Is the straight flag homophobic? What do you thik about it?
WEBIt is a reaction to pride. The queer community has been persecuted in this country, and the pride flag is to push back and add visibility to queer people and their humanity. The straight pride flag is a reaction to this, a direct slap in the face saying that they need the same recognition. It is to minimize the struggles of queer people. So yes.
What’s your opinion on the straight flag? : r/lgbt - Reddit
WEBJul 31, 2021 — r/lgbt. A safe space for GSRM (Gender, Sexual, and Romantic Minority) folk to discuss their lives, issues, interests, and passions. LGBT is still a popular term used to discuss gender and sexual minorities, but all GSRM are welcome beyond lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people who consent to participate in a safe space. …
Superstraight flag spotted at national holiday parade in vienna
WEBOct 26, 2021 — flag for a bad faith identity made by 4chan neonazis. "Super Straights" are what edgy transphobes on 4chan called themselves to try and pass off their dislike of trans people as a sexuality. The idea is that "super straights" only date cis people. The issue here, of course, being that calling themselves "extra straight" implies that it would be ...
Is there and should there be a straight flag? : r/ainbow - Reddit
WEBJul 22, 2015 — The reason we have the rainbow flag, the trans* flag, the bisexual flag, etc. is because of a very real struggle for social, legal, religious, and economic equality. The flags represent struggle, standing up to adversity, and hope for victory in the future. Straight people aren't facing social, legal, religious, or economic inequality.
Straight person flying the Ally Flag vs Pride Flag : r/lgbt - Reddit
WEBSep 20, 2023 — Which flag a person flies, for me, depends on context. At Pride or self identification badges (like Reddit flair), straights should use the ally flag (but it’s fine to sport the rainbow). In public (like in front of houses), the …
What do the pride flags in sims 4 mean? : r/Sims4 - Reddit
WEBFeb 26, 2020 — Pangender. People of color inclusive gay pride. Lesbian flag (this one is becoming more and more popular due to being inclusive of all lesbians) Lesbian flag (pretty much the same as the last) Lesbian flag (mostly associated with lipstick lesbians. This one is becoming less popular due to being less inclusive and the creator being racist ...