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[[File:Genderfck.png|thumb|220x220px|The genderf*ck flag.]] |
[[File:Genderfck.png|thumb|220x220px|The genderf*ck flag.]] |
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[[File:Genderfu*k.png|thumb|220x220px|Alternate genderf*ck flag]] |
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'''Genderf*ck''', also known as '''Genderpunk''' is a term for culture and resistance against gendernormativity. It is an identity that based on a resistance against gender norms, homophobia and transphobia, oppression and societal status. One's actual gender has nothing to do with being genderpunk. One does not have to be [[Transgender|trans]] to be genderpunk. |
'''Genderf*ck''', also known as '''Genderpunk''' is a term for culture and resistance against gendernormativity. It is an identity that based on a resistance against gender norms, homophobia and transphobia, oppression and societal status. One's actual gender has nothing to do with being genderpunk. One does not have to be [[Transgender|trans]] to be genderpunk. |
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[[File:Genderpunk.png|thumb|220x220px|The genderpunk flag.]] |
[[File:Genderpunk.png|thumb|220x220px|The genderpunk flag.]] |
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The main idea of being genderpunk is not caring about the [[Binary Genders|gender binary]] and challenging the expectations of society. This doesn't mean that genderpunks don't respect other people's gender identity, but they do what ever they want with their own gender and don't care what culture/society thinks "a girl should look like" or "how boy should act". |
The main idea of being genderpunk is not caring about the [[Binary Genders|gender binary]] and challenging the expectations of society. This doesn't mean that genderpunks don't respect other people's gender identity, but they do what ever they want with their own gender and don't care what culture/society thinks "a girl should look like" or "how boy should act". |
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[[File:Alternative flag.png|thumb|Genderf*ck Alternative flag]] |
[[File:Alternative flag.png|thumb|Genderf*ck Alternative flag]] |
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Examples of genderpunk might include [[cisgender]] men who likes traditionally effeminate things. Cis woman who enjoys short hair and dressing butch. Non-binary people who [[Gender Presentation|present]] a 'clashing' way, or in a way to challenge the expectation of people to fit the gender binary. As long as one agrees with the mindset, no matter how they identify, they can be a part of the genderpunk/genderf*ck movement. |
Examples of genderpunk might include [[cisgender]] men who likes traditionally effeminate things. Cis woman who enjoys short hair and dressing butch. Non-binary people who [[Gender Presentation|present]] a 'clashing' way, or in a way to challenge the expectation of people to fit the gender binary. As long as one agrees with the mindset, no matter how they identify, they can be a part of the genderpunk/genderf*ck movement. |
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While information has yet to be found regarding the origin of the first four flags, the fifth suggested genderpunk flag was created by FANDOM user Snailrat. The top two red stripes are meant to represent femininity, the bottom two blue stripes to represent masculinity, and the two purple stripes to represent androgyny. The black stripe in the middle is for the primarily dark color scheme of many punk subcultures, going along with the toned-down color scheme of the rest of the flag. |
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Revision as of 04:48, 10 April 2021
Genderf*ck, also known as Genderpunk is a term for culture and resistance against gendernormativity. It is an identity that based on a resistance against gender norms, homophobia and transphobia, oppression and societal status. One's actual gender has nothing to do with being genderpunk. One does not have to be trans to be genderpunk.
The main idea of being genderpunk is not caring about the gender binary and challenging the expectations of society. This doesn't mean that genderpunks don't respect other people's gender identity, but they do what ever they want with their own gender and don't care what culture/society thinks "a girl should look like" or "how boy should act".
Examples of genderpunk might include cisgender men who likes traditionally effeminate things. Cis woman who enjoys short hair and dressing butch. Non-binary people who present a 'clashing' way, or in a way to challenge the expectation of people to fit the gender binary. As long as one agrees with the mindset, no matter how they identify, they can be a part of the genderpunk/genderf*ck movement.
While information has yet to be found regarding the origin of the first four flags, the fifth suggested genderpunk flag was created by FANDOM user Snailrat. The top two red stripes are meant to represent femininity, the bottom two blue stripes to represent masculinity, and the two purple stripes to represent androgyny. The black stripe in the middle is for the primarily dark color scheme of many punk subcultures, going along with the toned-down color scheme of the rest of the flag.
