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[[File:Dyke by Crow and the writer.jpg|thumb|Dyke pride flag by "Crow and the writer".]] | [[File:Dyke by Crow and the writer.jpg|thumb|Dyke pride flag by "Crow and the writer".]] | ||
Another dyke pride flag was created in 2021 by a disabled Latine [[xenogender]] dyke<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/sol_v_diaz |title=sol_v_diaz Twitter bio|access-date=2 July 2021}}</ref> | Another dyke pride flag was created in 2021 by headmates in a disabled Latine [[xenogender]] dyke collective,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://twitter.com/sol_v_diaz |title=sol_v_diaz Twitter bio|access-date=2 July 2021}}</ref> Crow and the writer.<ref>{{Cite tweet|number=1635450261748559874|user=sol_v_diaz|title=NOTE: this flag was created by Crow & the writer of the body et al. (@bodyEtAl | ||
) while closeted as plural|author=Sol Diaz/the Body et al.|date=05/13/2023|df=mdy}}</ref> Fae wrote that "This flag refers to dyke as a reclaimed slur as well as a multi faceted identity, encompassing [[orientation]], [[gender]] (ie dykegender), and culture."<ref>{{cite tweet|user=sol_v_diaz |number=1398301454675415042 |title=May I present: my new #dyke pride flag [...] This flag refers to dyke as a reclaimed slur as well as a multi faceted identity, encompassing orientation, gender (ie dykegender), and culture. (Keep reading for details and stripe meanings! 1/2)|date=28 May 2021|last=Diaz|first=Sol|access-date=2 July 2021}}</ref> | |||
This flag has four horizontal stripes, which are black (hex code #000000), purple (#6d19a9), hot pink (#ff00ff), and gray (#6d6d6d). Fae gave the color meanings as follows: | This flag has four horizontal stripes, which are black (hex code #000000), purple (#6d19a9), hot pink (#ff00ff), and gray (#6d6d6d). Fae gave the color meanings as follows: | ||