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A four-striped flag. The colors are (from top to bottom): mint green, white, turquoise and purple) — The unlabeled gender flag.

A four-striped flag. Colors from top to bottom: beige, white, turquoise and purple — An alternative unlabeled gender flag.

An alternative unlabeled gender flag by wiki user @Hypnott

Unlabeled Gender is a term used by individuals who wish to not label their gender for various reasons. It is commonly used by individuals who think agender is still labeling their gender (or its lack). The term can be used also as a counterpart of the "prefer not to say" option often present in various forms.

Other reasons why one may choose to not label their gender include, but are not limited to:

There is no existing label for their gender.
They prefer not to label their gender.
They do not want to tell their gender, for safety or other reasons.

History

Unlabeled Gender was coined by fengxinziren (now sinophobis) on Twitter on January 18, 2021.

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 [[File:Unlabeled-gender.png|alt=A four-striped flag. The colors are (from top to bottom): mint green, white, turquoise and purple)|thumb|The unlabeled gender flag.]][[File:Unlabeled-Gender-alt.png|alt=A four-striped flag. Colors from top to bottom: beige, white, turquoise and purple|thumb|An alternative unlabeled gender flag.]]
 [[File:26107C29-E3E1-401A-AC7D-192A8FC6A8F7.jpg|thumb|An alternative unlabeled gender flag by wiki user @Hypnott]]
-'''Unlabeled Gender''' is a term used by people who wish to not label their [[gender]] for various reasons. It is commonly used by people who think [[agender]] is still labeling their gender (or its lack). The term can be used also as a counterpart of the "prefer not to say" option often present in various forms.
+'''Unlabeled Gender''' is a term used by individuals who wish to not label their [[gender]] for various reasons. It is commonly used by individuals who think [[agender]] is still labeling their gender (or its lack). The term can be used also as a counterpart of the "prefer not to say" option often present in various forms.
 Other reasons why one may choose to not label their gender include, but are not limited to: