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-'''Foxgender''', also known as '''Vulpisgender''', is a [[xenogender]] that connects with foxes or traits ascribed to foxes, such as being mischievous, active, and/or playful. It is also associated with a connection to nature. Foxgender folkel may identify as such because of their perceived past lives, culture, spirituality, or any other reason. Foxgender folkel may also identify as foxboys and/or foxgirls.
+'''Foxgender''', also known as '''Vulpisgender''', is a [[xenogender]] that connects with foxes or traits ascribed to foxes, such as being mischievous, active, and/or playful. It is also associated with a connection to nature. Foxgender individuals may identify as such because of their perceived past lives, culture, spirituality, or any other reason. Foxgender individuals may also identify as foxboys and/or foxgirls.
 ==History==
 Vulpisgender was first coined by [[Wikipedia:Tumblr|Tumblr]] user Vulpisgender on September 11, 2018.
 ==Flag==
-[[Wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] user bl0ss0mDance created the foxgender flag on June 24, 2020. The dark orange/brown stripe is for masc-aligned/masculine folkel that identify as foxgender, the orange stripe for foxes, the cream stripe for fem-aligned/feminine folkel that identify as foxgender, and finally, the white stripe for nonbinary folkel who identify as foxgender. The flag seems to be designed after the red fox, a common type of fox.
+[[Wikipedia:Twitter|Twitter]] user bl0ss0mDance created the foxgender flag on June 24, 2020. The dark orange/brown stripe is for masc-aligned/masculine individuals that identify as foxgender, the orange stripe for foxes, the cream stripe for fem-aligned/feminine individuals that identify as foxgender, and finally, the white stripe for nonbinary individuals who identify as foxgender. The flag seems to be designed after the red fox, a common type of fox.