genderqueer
- noun
- /ˈdʒɛndərˌkwɪr/
- I recently came out to myself and others as some variety of genderqueer (not sure yet what I'm calling it), after having known it in the back of my mind since I was eight.
Examples
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The genderqueer, the transgender, the crossdressers, and the crossdreamers are invisible to most, as there are no words that help people understand who they are.
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We have a very special theme for just this week to visually explore and celebrate transgender and genderqueer.
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I am not sure it helps to classify them together with those who identify as genderqueer.
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This leads to the existence of the genderqueer, people who do not easily identify with one gender or the other, or for that matter, one sex or the other.
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I find that the more I hang out with genderqueer, queer, and trans folks, the less able I am to "see" gender in the conventional way.
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How does this push for abortion and reproductive rights fit trans men and trans women or those who identify as genderqueer, etc., but have a uterus?
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We took a good, long look in the mirror and looked at the mirrors of other faces that included genderqueer, trans*, people of color, gender-nonconforming, kinky, monogamous, polyamorous, and in relationships that put us outside of the other existing communities.
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As a genderqueer person, they navigate a unique identity that challenges conventional gender norms.
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Identifying as genderqueer allows individuals to express themselves outside the binary of male and female.
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In their community, many people proudly identify as genderqueer, embracing a spectrum of gender identities.
Synonyms
Having a gender that is not only a man or a woman
A person who does not identify as only male or female and looks both male and female
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Genderqueer combines gender 'male or female' and queer 'strange' or 'different', and is used for a person whose gender does not fit the usual 'male' or 'female' categories.