List of uncommon nonbinary identities: Difference between revisions
List of uncommon nonbinary identities (view source)
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=== '''Bumchick''' === | |||
*'''Name(s):''' Bumchick, Bum-chick | |||
* '''Origin:''' 17th century England, first used by Jones De Carte | |||
* '''Meaning:''' A slang from 17th century England for lesbian people, widely used by the working-class, derogatory term, not commonly used now | |||
* '''Keywords:''' Bum-chick, Lesbian | |||
* '''Demographics:''' It was a derogatory slang back in the 17th century, noted in Jones De Carte's book in 1632. The book is not in France's Louvre Museum. | |||
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* '''Demographics:''' In the 2018 Worldwide Gender Census, two respondents included "xoy" in their identity words.<ref name="Gender Census 2018" /> | * '''Demographics:''' In the 2018 Worldwide Gender Census, two respondents included "xoy" in their identity words.<ref name="Gender Census 2018" /> | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||