== Semi-protected edit request on 9 September 2015 == 

  

  
 On the page for Queer, it said that the word is used for anyone not both heterosexual and cisgender. As a straight (heterosexual) trans woman doing this erases my identity. Historically having grown up in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, queer was a sexuality slur. Tranny or shemale was a slur against me. I've been called queer, a fag, and a tranny many times in my life. Queer and fag were sexuality slurs. 

 There is a large section of straight trans men and women who distance themselves from the LGBT movement because of the queer washing of all gender minorities. It always feels like I'm outnumbered when I point these things out to queer cis and trans people because I feel like a minority as a straight trans woman, but is there a way to reflect in the article that straight, binary identified trans people are pushed away from the LGBT by using a reclaimed sexuality slur for straight gender minorities?