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Human Rights Campaign

## HRC

The **Human Rights Campaign** (HRC) is an LGBTQIA+ rights organization in the United States.

## History

The Human Rights Campaign was founded by Steve Endean in 1980 as the Human Rights Campaign Fund. At that time, it focused on providing funding for congressional candidates who were "pro-fairness". It was rebranded to its current name in 1995 with an expanded focus.

## Mission

The Human Rights Campaign's mission is to end discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people, and to create a world that has fundamental fairness and equality for all. The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) envisions a world where people who use different words to describe their identity are ensured equality and embraced as full members of the society where ever they go.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Human Rights Campaign: "About". hrc.org.
Gender essentialism

**Gender essentialism,** also called **biological essentialism** or **bioessentialism**, is a belief that treats gender and sex as interchangeable terms, claiming that all people are essentially male or female. It weaponizes biology to invalidate transgender people's genders. **Gender essentialists** regard gender as a binary pair that are complete opposites with separate traits that can all be attributed to biology. Essentialists may claim to support transgender people, often using the argument of having "a brain of the opposite gender" relative to their body; however, this is a form of biological weaponizing, and reduces people to chromosomes and genitalia under the assumption that there are no variations in sex traits. This concept completely erases the existence of intersex and non-binary people.

## See also

* Compulsory heterosexuality
* Gender binary
* Norm

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Trans Language Primer: "Biological Essentialism". *The Trans Language Primer*. (Archived on November 4, 2021).
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 PFLAG: "National Glossary of Terms". pflag.org. (Archived on January 25, 2022).
Jack Brown

**Jack Brown** (March 5, 1885 - unknown) was an African American actor and drag queen.

## Career

Throughout the early 1900s, Brown toured America and Europe (most notably Paris) with the travelling group Les Nègres. In 1902, filmmaker Louis Lumière filmed Brown and his group dancing the Cake-Walk, which remains the oldest known video of drag performers. In 1913, Brown traveled to Moscow for a second time to participate in an ill-fated five-month tour. He returned to America briefly, however at the start of the First World War, left again for London, where he spent the next few years touring. He married a Scottish woman, Vera MacFarlane, in 1917, and returned to France by 1919, after which there is no further record of him.

## Trivia

* Brown is often mistaken to be William Dorsey Swann.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Two black actors, one in drag, dance together on stage. Coloured process print, ca. 1903.". digitaltransgenderarchive.net. Digital Transgender Archive. (Archived on January 19, 2022).
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 "Gods and Foolish Grandeur" (2020-08-14). godsandfoolishgrandeur.blogspot.com. Blogspot. (Archived on January 19, 2022).
3. ↑ "Jack Brown's Passport photo (Oct.4, 1918)" (2020-06-06). flickr.com. Jennings, Dulcie.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Joseph, Channing: "Channing Joseph: Historical Research and Discoveries". channingjoseph.com.
5. ↑ Lumière, Louis: "Le Cake-Walk au Nouveau Cirque - Louis Lumière (1902)". youtube.com. Theodore W. Vodou.
6. ↑ Miss Peppermint: "William Dorsey Swann: The first "Queen of Drag"" (2021-01-10). pbs.org. American Masters. (Archived on January 17, 2022).
7. ↑ Petrovnia, Alexander: "Let's Talk About William Dorsey Swann, the slave who became a Queen" (2021-03-17). *https://alexanderpetrovnia.medium.com/*. Medium. (Archived on January 17, 2022).
Homo

Disambiguation page for HomoThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.**Homo-** is a prefix used for the following:

* **Homosexual**, i.e. gay, a sexual orientation where a person is attracted to people who have the same gender as themselves
* **Homoromantic**, the equivalent romantic orientation

Note that "homo" by itself is also often used as a slur in certain contexts, so caution should be taken when using this prefix alone.

1. ↑ Boswell, John: "On the Use of the Term “Homo” as a Derogatory Epithet (excerpt from the book "Gays and the Military")" (1994). degruyter.com. Princeton University Press.
2. ↑ Stollznow, Karen: "Why Is the Word "Homosexual" Considered to Be Offensive?" (17-05-2021). psychologytoday.com. Psychology Today.
Pan

Disambiguation page for PanThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Pan** is a prefix used for the following:

* **Pansexual**, a sexual orientation involving attraction to all genders or sexes
* **Panromantic**, the equivalent romantic orientation
* **Pangender**, also known as **omnigender**, a gender identity in which many or all genders are experienced
Pomosexual

Pomosexual is an emerging term.Pomosexual is a term that has recently emerged. Although the term may be growing in usage, and is significant and well-sourced enough to warrant inclusion on this wiki, it may still be relatively unknown outside of the platform or community where it originated. The exact definition and name may not have stabilized, and may change significantly as more people identify with it.

## Related terms

### Different from

Pansexual

**Pomosexuality** is defined as refusing, avoiding, or not fitting any sexual orientation label in terms of conventional labels or classifications, such as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or labels on the asexual or aromantic spectrums. It challenges categorizations in favor of largely unmapped possibility and the intense charge that comes with transgression. Some pomosexual people may be queer or questioning, and others may not be.

The romantic equivalent of a pomosexual is pomoromantic.

## Community

Pomosexuality challenges assumptions held within and about the LGBT+ community, as well as assumptions about what it means to be queer. It is intended to react against these assumptions in the same way that in the art world postmodernism was a reaction against modernism.

### History

Pomosexuality was coined in 1997 by writers, Carol Queen and Lawrence Schimel in their book *PoMoSexuals: Challenging Assumptions About Gender and Sexuality*. This book draws on similarities to the postmodernism art movement in its exploration of the emergence of pomosexuality. It suggests that the beauty of postmodernism – and of pomosexuality – can't be appreciated without looking at its roots in modernism.

### Flag

The pomosexual flag was created in July 2016 by Tumblr user pride-color-schemes. Shades of pretty pink and white are what define the pomosexual pride flag.

## Resources

*Here you can place useful resources relevant for the described topic.*

## References

1. ↑ "Pomosexual". identiversity.org.
2. ↑ "What does pomosexual mean?". definitions.net.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Chidananda Sastry, Patruni: "Pomosexuality: Finding a term that fits" (2021-10-28). archermagazine.com.au. Archer Magazine.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Queen, Carol. *PoMoSexuals: Challenging Assumptions About Gender and Sexuality*. Cleis Press, 1997. ISBN 1573440744.
5. ↑ "Pomo-". pride-color-schemes.tumblr.com.
Gender expansive

**Gender expansive** is an umbrella term sometimes used to describe people who expand notions of gender expression and identity beyond perceived or expected societal gender norms. Some gender-expansive individuals identify as a mix of genders, some identify more binarily as a man or a woman, and some identify as no agender. Gender-expansive people might feel that they exist among genders, as on a spectrum, or beyond the notion of the man/woman gender binary paradigm. Sometimes gender-expansive people use gender neutral pronouns, but people can exist as any gender while using any pronouns. They may or may not be comfortable with their bodies as they are, regardless of how they express their gender.

## Community

*The top part of this section is more general, while the subsections are specific. A wide range of topics can be included here, such as impacts that people who identify as this term have on society, things specific to this identity's community (like ace rings to asexuals), and miscellaneous achievements or contributions by this group that do not fall into the other subsections. If not needed, it can be left blank between the Community heading and History subheading.*

### History

*Document the community's most important history, including facts such as key events, breakthroughs in improving the community's wellbeing and rights, or historical figures known to belong to the community.*

### Flag

*Optional section: Include a pride flag if one exists and there is evidence of its use beyond someone proposing a possible design. This section should also explain the meaning behind the flag's design and who created it. Do not add flags that are specifically for sub-groups; those belong on pages for those sub-groups. High quality PNGs or SVGs are preferred. References are required for this section.*

### Distinction

*Optional section: If the topic has similarities to another gender/orientation, use this section to highlight the differences between them.*

### Controversy

*Optional section: If this topic has been the subject of any controversies, detail them in this section. For example, it could explain outdated or disputed terms, disagreements about how this identity is defined, identity-phobic discourse around popular flags, or other conflicts.*

### Perceptions and discrimination

*This section focuses more on the specific kinds of discrimination and oppression that these people may face. Examples would be mentioning systematic transphobia and non-binary erasure on the page for agender, mentioning rates of mental health issues in this group, etc.*

## Media

*This section should be used to elaborate on the portrayal and representation of this identity in various forms of media, which can include a listing or links to various artists or movies, series, etc. Subheadings like Film, Television, Literature, and Music should be used where appropriate.*

## Resources

*Here you can place useful resources relevant for the described topic.*

## References

1. ↑ Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion: "LGBTI-SafeZone Terminology". edi.nih.gov. National Institute of Health..
Polyromantic

A proposed polyromantic flag, designed by Pride-Flags on DeviantArt

**Polyromantic**, refers to someone who is romantically attracted to many, but not all, genders, and not necessarily involving sexual attraction.

## Etymology

*"Polyromantic"* comes from the prefix *poly-*, meaning "many".

## Distinction

#### Aromantic

Main article: Aromantic
An individual who is aromantic may feel little or no romantic attraction to others. An aromantic person does not feel the innate need to connect on a deeper emotional or physical level.

#### Panromantic

Main article: Panromantic
An individual who is panromantic is emotionally and spiritually attracted to anyone, regardless of gender identity, but not in a sexual manner.

#### Polysexual

Main article: Polysexual
An individual who is polysexual can be attracted to anyone, regardless of gender in a sexual manner. However, for someone who is polysexual, sexual identity does matter, and is attracted to individuals of a certain identity. As an example, someone attracted to women, would be attracted to those who identify as female.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Pride-Flags: "Polyromantic (1)" (May 9, 2016). deviantart.com.
2. ↑ "Exploring identities". lgbtq.unc.edu. (Archived on November 26, 2021).
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 "I Am A Polyromantic". optimistminds.com. (Archived on December 9, 2021).
4. ↑ "Definition of Poly-". merriam-webster.com. Merriam-Webster.
Poly

Disambiguation page for PolyThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Poly** is a prefix used for the following:

* **Polysexual**, a sexual orientation involving sexual attraction to various, but not necessarily all, genders.
* **Polyromantic**, the equivalent romantic orientation.
* **Polygender**, a gender identity where a person experiences more than one gender.
* **Polyamorous**, being involved romantically or sexually with more than one individual at a time.
Transfeminine

**Transfeminine**, often abbreviated to **transfem** or **transfemme**, refers to transgender people who have a gender identity that is predominantly feminine. Another definition refers to transgender people who typically were assigned male at birth and whose genders are mainly feminine. Transfeminine people may or may not identify as female. It can be a standalone identity term or an umbrella term that may include certain identities, such as:

* Transgender women
* Non-binary people who feel their gender is feminine, whether entirely or partially
* Genderfluid or multigender people who feel predominantly feminine, such as genderfae people
* Demigirls
* Girlflux people

## Etymology

The term "transfeminine" may or may not have been coined by Jane Nance in 1985 in the article "TRANSFEMININE!!!", which was published in the journal *The TV-TS Tapestry*. Nance described being assigned male at birth and having a feminine identity, not a "basic male self-identity". However, the existing "transvestite" and "transsexual" terminology of the time was inadequate and did not account for not feeling like "a male dressing in women's clothes" when presenting as a woman, having a self-image as a woman, but lacking an interest in surgical transition. Nance wondered, "Do we need another term or category to cover my particular reality? Maybe! Could it be 'transfeminine' (a male who feels like a female, strictly undefined in relation to any issue of an operation) - perhaps!"

## Community

### Flag

The transfeminine flag was made available online as early as July 4, 2015. However, its creator and exact meanings are unknown.

### Distinction

Not all people who are transfeminine, or transfem, identify as a woman. Any feminine identifying non-binary person, demigirl, or other femininely aligned transgender person would be considered transfem as well.

## References

1. ↑ Definition of transfeminine on pronouns.page: https://en.pronouns.page/dictionary/terminology#transfeminine
2. ↑ What Does It Mean to Be Transfeminine? 12 Things to Consider (healthline.com)
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Hardell, Ash. *The ABC's of LGBT+*. Mango Media Inc., 2016. ISBN 9781633534087.
4. ↑ Nance, Jane. "TRANSFEMININE!!!". *The TV-TS Tapestry: The Journal for Persons Interested in Crossdressing & Transsexualism*. no. 47, Tiffany Club, 1985. (web archive)
5. ↑ pride-flags: "Trans Woman / Transfeminine (1)" (04-07-2015). deviantart.com. (Archived on June 24, 2022).
Orientation

Disambiguation page for OrientationThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Orientation** may refer to:

* Romantic orientation
* Sexual orientation
Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries

## STAR

**Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries**, or STAR, was a mutual aid and activist organization started in 1970 by Sylvia Rivera and Marsha P. Johnson. The organization fought for gay liberation, advocated for incarcerated queers, and took steps to provide food, shelter, and mutual aid for homeless trans and Gender non-conforming youth and sex workers in New York.

## History

STAR began after the founders attended a sit-in at New York University's Weinstein Hall in on September 25, 1970. The University had refused to allow the Gay Student Union to hold dances it had planned twice, and the sit-in was held for several days before the University called in the Tactical Patrol Force to violently evict the protestors, who were forced to abandon the action.
STAR founders were angry at the abandonment of the sit-in, saying "You people run if you want to, but we're tired of running. We intend to fight for our rights until we get them."

Using money earned through their own street work, Rivera and Johnson went on to found the first home to address the needs of young transvestite street workers in New York, providing food, shelter, and other mutual aid.

## Resources

Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR) Research Guide

## References

1. ↑ "Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries: Survival, Revolt, and Queer Antagonist Struggle" (March 12, 2013). untorellipress.noblogs.org. Untorelli Press.
2. ↑ Roshni Raj: "NYU Remembers 50th Anniversary of Weinstein Occupation Today" (September 25, 2020). nyunews.com. Washington Square News.
3. ↑ "Gay Liberation in New York City: Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries". outhistory.org. OutHistory.
Allosexual

Allosexual is an emerging term.Allosexual is a term that has recently emerged. Although the term may be growing in usage, and is significant and well-sourced enough to warrant inclusion on this wiki, it may still be relatively unknown outside of the platform or community where it originated. The exact definition and name may not have stabilized, and may change significantly as more people identify with it.
**Allosexual**, sometimes called **zedsexual**, is an umbrella term for people who are not asexual. Allosexual people regularly experience sexual attraction to others, whether or not they engage in sexual activity. It is possible to be allosexual but not alloromantic and vice versa. This term is not gender-specific and is typically used as a descriptor rather than a label that people identify as.

The term "allosexual" is used in LGBTQIA+ discourse to make clear that not being asexual does not make someone "normal" or the default state; sexuality is not a matter of being either asexual or "normal". However, the specific word has been criticized on semantic grounds and for possibly being rooted in clinical sexology, which has a history of erasing and oppressing asexual and aromantic people. "Zedsexual" has been used to emphasize sexuality as a spectrum from A to Z(ed).

## See also

* Alloromantic
* Asexual spectrum

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Hardell, Ash. *The ABC's of LGBT+*. Mango Media Inc., 2016. ISBN 9781633534087.
2. ↑ The Trans Language Primer: "Allosexual". *The Trans Language Primer*. (Archived on October 31, 2021).
3. ↑ Holleb, Morgan Lev Edward. *The A-Z of Gender and Sexuality: From Ace to Ze*. Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2019. ISBN 9781784506636.
Trigender

**Trigender** is a non-binary gender identity that describes a person who experiences three distinct genders. These genders can be binary or non-binary, and an individual may or may not be fluid between them. Trigender may also relate to the concept of a "third gender" which is not male, female, or between the two.

## Etymology

The exact origin of the term "trigender" is unknown, but it has been mentioned as early as 1998. The prefix *tri-* means three, so "trigender" literally means "three gender".

## Community

### History

*Document the community's most important history, including facts such as key events, breakthroughs in improving the community's wellbeing and rights, or historical figures known to belong to the community.*

### Flag

The flag was created by an unknown individual on or before July 4, 2015, and uploaded by DeviantArt user Pride-Flags. The meaning of the colors is unknown, but it is thought that pink represents feminine genders, purple represents masculine genders, and green represents neutral or non-binary genders.

### Perceptions and discrimination

*This section focuses more on the specific kinds of discrimination and oppression that these people may face. Examples would be mentioning systematic transphobia and non-binary erasure on the page for agender, mentioning rates of mental health issues in this group, etc.*

## Media

*This section should be used to elaborate on the portrayal and representation of this identity in various forms of media, which can include a listing or links to various artists or movies, series, etc. Subheadings like Film, Television, Literature, and Music should be used where appropriate.*

## Resources

*Here you can place useful resources relevant for the described topic.*

## References

1. ↑ University of Rhode Island: "Trans\* Identities and Lives Glossary". web.uri.edu.
2. ↑ Leslie Feinberg. *Trans Liberation: Beyond Pink or Blue*. Beacon Press, 1998.
3. ↑ Pride-Flags: "Trigender (1)". deviantart.com.
Transphobia

**Transphobia** is a general term for discrimination against, or dislike of, people who are transgender. It has been noted that cisgender people can experience forms of transphobia when they are thought to be transgender, or if their gender expression does not conform to social expectations. Deadnaming—the act of purposefully using a transgender person's pre-transition name instead of their chosen one—is an example of one such harmful behavior.

## Etymology

The term's first recorded use was in 1992.

## Terms used

* **Gender ideology**: A term used by opponents of a wide range of people and their rights, including: transgender people, intersex people, non-binary people, people who oppose gender essentialism, people who do not adhere to traditional gender roles, people who support reproductive rights, people fighting for gender equality, and more. "Gender ideology" frames concepts like gender equality and the existence of LGBTQIA+ people as radical beliefs that must be resisted to prevent harm to society, especially to children. **Gender identity ideology** and **transgender ideology** are similar terms.

## References

1. ↑ "What's transphobia?" (2022). plannedparenthood.org. Planned Parenthood.
2. ↑ "Why Deadnaming Is Harmful". *Cleveland Clinic*. (Archived on March 8, 2022).
3. ↑ "Transphobia". *Merriam Webster*. (Archived on March 16, 2022).
4. ↑ Reid, Graeme: "Breaking the Buzzword: Fighting the 'Gender Ideology' Myth" (2018-12-10). *Human Rights Watch*.
5. ↑ "'Gender Ideology' Is a Fiction That Could Do Real Harm". *Open Society Foundations*.
6. ↑ Greenesmith, Heron: "Gender Ideology Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow" (2020-03-26). *Political Research Associates*.
7. ↑ Moore, Mallory: "Gender Ideology? Up Yours!" (2019-07-16). freedomnews.org.uk.
Multi

Disambiguation page for MultiThe following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
**Multi** is a prefix used for the following:

* **Multisexual**, an umbrella term for sexual orientations involving sexual attraction to multiple genders.
* **Multigender**, a gender identity where a person experiences more than one gender.
United States v. Windsor

## Outcome

Ruled that Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act was unconstitutional, thus allowing federal recognition of same-sex marriages.

## Other case details

### Majority

* Anthony Kennedy (Associate Justice)
* Ruth Bader Ginsberg (Associate Justice)
* Stephen Breyer (Associate Justice)
* Sonia Sotomayor (Associate Justice)
* Elena Kagan (Associate Justice)

### Dissent

* John Roberts (Chief Justice)
* Antonin Scalia (Associate Justice)
* Clarence Thomas (Associate Justice)
* Samuel Alito (Associate Justice)

**United States v. Windsor**, officially known as **United States v. Windsor, Executor of the Estate of Spyer, et al.**, was a Supreme Court case that saw the court rule Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act, which barred federal recognition of same-sex marriages, unconstitutional. The case was argued on March 27, 2013 and decided on June 26, 2013. In a 5–4 decision, the court held that Section 3 violated the Fifteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause. Justices Anthony Kennedy, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan were in favor while Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Chief Justice John Roberts dissented.

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 "United States v. Windsor" (Jun 26, 2013). supremecourt.gov. The Supreme Court of the United States of America. (Archived on March 7, 2022).
Hun Khan

* Light
* Dark

**Hun Khan** is the main antagonist from the story, Mulan.

## Appearance

### Light

The Hun Khan wears a multicoloured suit of armour consisting of a light orange, a turquoise border and dark yellow features. He has long black hair, buck teeth, a moustache and a beard. He is large in appearance and wears earrings.

### Dark

In contrast, the dark version wears different shades of blue for his armour. Across the armour are sharp bloodied spikes and two animal skulls as shoulder pads, in fact his crown has a series of human skulls around it. Covered in blood and more messy, his grizzled appearance extends to his face where his hair is more shaggy (including facial hair) and his eyes are yellow with his teeth now sharp.

## History

### Light

The Hun Khan (which means King) lead the Huns to war with the Chinese Imperial Army, which forced The Emperor to enforce enlistment of all men in the country. During the great battle on Black Mountain, Hua Mulan and General Li strategized over how they would defeat the Huns. Mulan strategizes and knows that if they kill the Hun Khan they have essentially beaten the Huns by killing their leader. During the battle Mulan fires her bow and strikes the Hun Khan in the head killing him.

### Dark

Again the Hun Khan lead the Huns to war with the Chinese Imperial Army, which forced The Emperor to enforce enlistment of all men in the country. Unbeknownst to the Huns, Mulan decided to force the Imperial Army to strike them immediately at Black Mountain. The Huns are ferocious and the General whines about the battle, but Mulan, unfazed decides to taken them out herself. She kills a few Huns before going after the Hun Khan where they battle each other with Mulan victorious, slaying the Khan.
Talking Cricket

* Light
* Dark

**Talking cricket** is a major character of the story, Pinocchio.

## Appearance

### Light

In its light form, the Talking Cricket is light green with normal eyes and wears a blue and white smart looking uniform.

### Dark

In contrast, his colour is now dark green, he has no clothes and his eyes are red.

## History

### Light

The Talking Cricket is Pinocchio's voice of reason and always follows Pinocchio wherever he goes, being his main companion. He first appears after Pinocchio insults some children, the Talking Cricket tries to help Pinocchio out, giving him advice and teach him to be more respectful, however, Pinocchio doesn't listen to it and decides to go on an adventure. He takes some school books and goes to a circus owned by a man called "Fire Eater" where other puppets becomes jealous of Pinocchio, but he continues to act to earn money for his father. Later on, the Talking Cricket advises Pinocchio to avoid talking to some shifty animals, but he ignores the cricket after the two shifty animals persuade Pinocchio with mischief and money. However, the shifty fox and cat hand Pinocchio in a tree and leave him there with his only rescue being in the form of a blue haired fairy. Later on, Pinocchio goes to Toyland and tries to find the Blue Haired Fairy who turns out to be dead. Pinocchio attempts to make his way back but sees children on a carriage being taken about by some donkeys wanting to stay in Toyland some more. The cricket, once again, advises Pinocchio to be careful and to see where his father's ended up. But Pinocchio snaps back and yells at the cricket, but while doing so he starts to eeyore and becomes a donkey himself.

### Dark

In the dark version, the Talking Cricket's role is significantly reduced. Here, The puppet is delinquent and is known to have murdered several people. Pinocchio is befriended by a Talking Cricket who tries to calm Pinocchio down and tries to make Pinocchio a better person. Pinocchio having none of it, kills the cricket by smashing him with a rock.
The Trevor Project

**The Trevor Project** is a suicide prevention organization focused on LGBTQIA+ youth in the United States. It provides U.S.-based crisis intervention services over the phone, via text, and online. Its website also hosts TrevorSpace, an online safe space for international peer support.

## Resources

* Get free and confidential help from The Trevor Project, 24/7/365 (U.S. only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 "Strategic Plan". *The Trevor Project*.
Little Red Riding Hood (Character)

* Light
* Dark

**Little Red Riding Hood** is the main character of the story, Little Red Riding Hood.

## Appearance

### Light

In her light form, Little Red Riding Hood is small but has an extremely large pointed bright red hood. She has smart ginger hair and a bright smile on her face.

### Dark

In contrast, her dark form her hood is patchy and a darker red which also has two points. Her teeth are sharp and ridged as well as a dirty pale face.

## History

### Light

Little Red Riding Hood is told by her mother to be careful as she must take a basket full of food and wine for her granny. On her way to visit her grandmother, she encounters The Big Bad Wolf who tricks the gullible Little Red Riding Hood into taking a separate path where she goes around picking flowers, unaware that the wolf had gone on ahead and eaten her granny. By the time Little Red Riding Hood arrives the wolf had disguised itself as her granny, she doesn't realise that it wasn't her granny and as a result is eaten as well. Inside the wolf's belly, she greets her grandmother as coincidentally, a woodcutter tracks down and cuts into the wolf, freeing both Little Red Riding Hood and her granny. Little Red Riding Hood and her granny celebrate their freedom as they are told that the wolf had been stitched back up and send away.

### Dark

In the dark version, Little Red Riding Hood is far more intelligent as she starts her story being abusively told by her mother that she needs to check in on her granny, mostly to see if she's still alive. She goes to her granny's house but is intercepted by The Big Bad Wolf who thinks of eating her, however, she smartly avoids the wolf but accidentally lets it slip that she's off to visit her grandmother, as such the wolf rushes off ahead. Little Red Riding Hood goes through a cemetery to find flowers as her granny demanded it, after this she goes to Granny's House. Here she discovers that the wolf had eaten her granny and disguised itself, however, she is eaten herself. While inside the wolf, she meets her granny and the plan an escape, but end up saved by a wood cutter who tears the wolf apart. Little Red Riding Hood then argued with her granny about staying in the woods where it is dangerous.

Little Red Riding Hood reappeared in Snow White where she is talking to The Big Bad Wolf. Here, Grimm is attempting to put together a force of various fairy tale characters to destroy Snow White's wedding and kill the Seven Dwarves and the Dwarf King. However, upon getting converted by Grimm, she is torn apart by The Big Bad Wolf, who joins Grimm instead.
Multisexual

**Multisexual** is an umbrella term that refers to anyone whose sexual orientation involves attraction to more than one gender. It can include individuals who are bisexual, pansexual, omnisexual, polysexual, and more. It may also be used as a standalone identity term by some people who do not use labels. Multisexual is the opposite of monosexual. When referred to as a spectrum, it may be called the **multiple-attraction spectrum** or **multisexual spectrum** (abbreviated as **m-spec**).

The term **plurisexual** is synonymous to multisexual, used by some academic journals.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Trevor Project: "Multisexual Youth Mental Health: Risk and Protective Factors for Bisexual, Pansexual, and Queer Youth Who are Attracted to More than One Gender". thetrevorproject.org.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "What does 'm-spec' mean?" (2021-10-17). bipanlibrary.com. Bi Pan Library.
3. ↑ Abbie E. Goldberg; Melissa H. Manley; Themal; Ross, Lori Ellawala. *Sexuality and sexual identity across the first year of parenthood among male-partnered plurisexual women*. 6, Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity, 2019-03. en. ISSN 2329-0390. "Plurisexual is an umbrella term that encompasses individuals who experience attractions to people of multiple genders, and who may self-identify as queer, pansexual, fluid, bisexual, or something else" (web archive)
4. ↑ M. Paz Galupo. *4 Plurisexual Identity Labels and the Marking of Bisexual Desire*. Cham: Springer International Publishing, 2018. en. ISBN 978-3-319-71535-3. (web archive)
5. ↑ Allison E. Cipriano; Daniel Nguyen; Kathryn J. Holland. *"Bisexuality Isn't Exclusionary": A Qualitative Examination of Bisexual Definitions and Gender Inclusivity Concerns among Plurisexual Women*. 4, Journal of Bisexuality, 2022-10-02. en. ISSN 1529-9716. (web archive)
Wear It Purple Day

**Wear It Purple Day** is an annual event held on the last Friday in August in Australia. It began as a response to the "global stories" of young LGBTQIA+ people who ended their own lives due to homophobic bullying and harassment, and is organized by Wear It Purple, a student-run, not-for-profit organization based on Australia.

## Prelude

Founded by Katherine Hudson and Scott Williams, Wear It Purple Day began as a response to the suicide of Tyler Clementi, a teenager in New Jersey who took his own life after being outed at school. He was the fourth teenager from the US who had done so that week. Hudson was a high school student at the time, while Williams was a first-year university student.

## Event

Wear It Purple Day is celebrated by wearing the color purple; this color was chosen as Hudson "...saw purple as a way of bringing people together from all different backgrounds and creating one thing [...] a symbol of unity..." During the first Wear It Purple Day, participants were encouraged to wear purple armbands; however, the act of wearing any purple, not just armbands, is encouraged, particularly bright colors. In addition, other activities with a central 'purple' theme, such as bake sales and meetings, contribute to celebrating the day. In recent years, the hashtag #WearItPurpleDay has become increasingly popular.

## Aftermath

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## Trivia

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## Resources

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "WEAR IT PURPLE" (2021). wearitpurple.org. Wear It Purple.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Hudson, Katherine. "Wear It Purple Day". *Queer Honi Soit*. Students' Representative Council, University of Sydney, 2010-10-06.
3. ↑ "Our Story - WEAR IT PURPLE" (2021). wearitpurple.org. Wear It Purple.
4. ↑ Busby, Cec: "Wear It Purple: Empowering Rainbow Youth" (2013-08-25). web.archive.org. Gay News Network.
5. ↑ "Katherine Hudson - Consultant Workforce & Organisaion" (2022). au.linkedin.com. LinkedIn.
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 "Here's WHy Everyone Is Wearing Purple Today" (3017-08-24). iwda.org.au. Idernational Women's Development Agency.
7. ↑ "ANZ Street Art Project - Art Almanac" (2016-06-09). art-almanac.com.au. Art Almanac.
8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 "Wear It Purple Day" (2022). au.reachout.com. Reach Out Australia.
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 "What is Wear It Purple Day?" (2021-03-31). minus18.org.au. Minus18.
Chinese Imperial Soldiers

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**Chinese Imperial Soldiers** are a unique NPC that appears in American McGee's Grimm, only appearing in the story Mulan, serving as the default foot soldier for The Emperor.

## Appearance

### Light

In light form they wear pink and purple armour with light blue undergarments. The helmet has a small feather and all the soldiers are big built and are all male and have small black moustache and pointed beard.

### Dark

In dark form, the soldiers are in dark red and yellow armour, appearing more bloodied and having arrows riddling the body, the undergarments now black. The face is more grizzled with more stubs of hair and blood stains across the face.

## Trivia

* The file name for the NPC is "ChinaSoldier".
PFLAG

**PFLAG** is an organization in the United States for LGBTQIA+ people, their family members and friends, and allies.

## Trivia

PFLAG has gone through multiple name changes as a backronym before adopting its former initials as its official name:

* By 1980: Parents FLAG
* In 1982: Federation of Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Inc.
* In 1993: Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
* In 2014: PFLAG

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 PFLAG: "Our Story". pflag.org.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 PFLAG: "About PFLAG". pflag.org.
The Trans Language Primer

***The Trans Language Primer*** is an online resource that provides information about transgender people to the LGBTQIA+ community and others, its cohorts, and professionals who work with them. It was founded by Greyson Simon in 2015 as the **"*Transgender Language Primer"***.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 The Trans Language Primer: "About". *The Trans Language Primer*. (Archived on December 5, 2021).
Sex

**Sex** is a medical term used for the classification of people as "male" and "female", usually as a birth assignment based on the appearance of an infant's external genitalia. However, sex is more complicated than that. A person's sex is a combination of bodily characteristics including: chromosomes, hormones, internal and external reproductive organs, and secondary sex characteristics that develop during puberty. The common division of sex into strictly "male" and "female" ignores natural sexual variations that do not easily fit into one of the two categories, such as various intersex traits. Problematic and medically inaccurate language for sex includes phrases like "biologically [fe]male", "genetically [fe]male", or "born a [wo]man]". Such phrases over-simplify the complexities of people's biology and regard birth assignments as more important than gender identity.

Like gender, sex is not a binary term, and more like a spectrum. For instance, the term "Chimera" in genetics means that an organism or tissue has at least two different sets of DNA. The term is derived from the creature in Greek mythology that was part lion, part goat, and part dragon. People who are chimeras may not know they have two different sets of DNA until they are genetically tested for a different reason. An example is a pregnant 46-year old woman who wanted to get her fetus screened for genetic abnormalities. The fetus was fine, but the follow-up testing revealed that she had sets of DNA from two separate individuals. It was then, partway through her fifth decade and pregnant with her third child, that the woman learned that part of her body was chromosomally male.

## See also

* Birth assignment
* Cisgender
* Gender binary
* Intersex
* Transgender

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 GLAAD: "Glossary of Terms - Transgender". *GLAAD Media Reference Guide - 10th Edition*. (Archived on October 22, 2021).
2. ↑ The Trans Language Primer: "Biological Sex". *The Trans Language Primer*. (Archived on October 29, 2021).
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "Sex Redefined: The Idea of 2 Sexes is Overly Simplistic". scientificamerican.com.<nowiki>
4. ↑ "Chimera: Genetics, Symptoms, & Microchimeras". britannica.com.
Satan's Grandmother

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> Who knew the Devil had a granny?!
>
> Grimm

**Satan's Grandmother** is a major character of the story, The Devil and His Three Golden Hairs.

## Appearance

### Light

She is a large red demon with stereotypical "granny curls" for hair and wears a cream coloured dress.

### Dark

Her dark form features red eyes, longer spiked hair, her teeth are sharper, and horns are longer and her skin darker red. Her clothes have changed into a black dress.

## History

### Light

When Lucky is tasked with getting The Devils' golden hairs, he enters the Underworld and meets the Devils' grandmother. She agrees to assist him and turns him into an ant, hiding Lucky in her cleavage as they awaited Satan's return. The Devil eventually returned and fell asleep, where his grandmother plucked the golden hairs from him causing him to wake with a startle. The Devil asks why and his grandmother lies by stating that she had a nightmare and accidentally grabbed his hair, while they talk, they provide the answers to the the Ferryman, The Guard and the Gatekeeper, which Lucky remembers as he travels back, providing these solutions.

### Dark

In the dark version, she plays a smaller role, she assists Lucky once again by pulling The Devil's golden hairs but doesn't hide him, which causes Satan to spot and attempt to eat Lucky.

## Trivia

* For some reason Grimm finds Satan's Grandmother attractive.
Transmasculine

**Transmasculine**, often abbreviated to **transmasc**, refers to transgender people who have a gender identity, gender expression, or both that is predominantly masculine. Some definitions specify that transmasculine people must have been assigned female at birth. Transmasculine people may or may not identify as male. Transmasculine may be used as a standalone identity term or an umbrella term that may include, but is not limited to, the following identities:

* Transgender men
* Non-binary people who feel their gender is masculine, whether entirely or partially
* Genderfluid or multigender people who feel predominantly masculine
* Demiboys

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Hardell, Ash. *The ABC's of LGBT+*. Mango Media Inc., 2016. ISBN 9781633534087.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 "What Does It Mean to Be Transmasculine? 12 Things to Consider". healthline.com. Healthline. (Archived on September 21, 2022).
Umbrella term

An **umbrella term** is a word or a phrase that covers a broad range of related things instead of just one. The terms covered by the umbrella are distinct but related. For instance, multisexual is an umbrella term for many identities that share the common trait of having attractions that are not limited to a single sex or gender, opposite to sexual orientations that are monosexual. The "multisexual umbrella," "multi-attraction spectrum," "multisexual spectrum," or "m-spec" thus includes people who identify as multisexual, as well as those who instead or additionally identify as pansexual, polysexual, omnisexual, bisexual, or another identity involving attraction to more than one gender. Other umbrella terms include non-binary and transgender.

Specific identities under an umbrella term, especially hyper-specific labels, may sometimes be referred to as microlabels.

## References

1. ↑ "umbrella term". en.wiktionary.org.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "What does 'm-spec' mean?" (2021-10-17). bipanlibrary.com. Bi Pan Library.
3. ↑ The Trevor Project: "Multisexual Youth Mental Health: Risk and Protective Factors for Bisexual, Pansexual, and Queer Youth Who are Attracted to More than One Gender". thetrevorproject.org.
4. ↑ The Trans Language Primer: "Non-Binary". *The Trans Language Primer*. (Archived on October 26, 2021).
5. ↑ GLAAD: "Glossary of Terms - Transgender". *GLAAD Media Reference Guide - 10th Edition*. (Archived on October 22, 2021).
6. ↑ Walia, Kirat: "Putting a name to the feeling: Microlabels in the LGBTQ2+ community" (2021-02-09). westerngazette.ca. Western Gazette. (Archived version). (Archived on June 6, 2021).
Panromantic

**Panromantic** is a term used to describe people who are capable of feeling a romantic attraction toward people regardless of their sex or gender identity. The sexual equivalent of this is pansexual.

## Etymology

"Panromantic" is derived from the Greek prefix *pan-*, meaning "all" or "every".

## Community

Pansexual & Panromantic Awareness Day is internationally celebrated on May 24.

### Flag

One panromantic pride flag design, which was created by Mod Hermy of the DeviantArt account Pride-Flags, depicts a striped heart in the pansexual flag colors (magenta, yellow, and blue) that is centered within lightened versions of the stripes.

### Distinction

#### Pansexual

Main article: Pansexual
While both pansexuality and panromanticism entail the attraction to all people regardless of gender, the main difference between the two is that pansexuality means having *sexual* attraction to all genders, whereas panromanticism means having *romantic* attraction to all genders. Panromantic people may or may not experience sexual attraction for the genders they are romantically interested in. Because romantic and sexual attraction are not necessarily correlated, it is not necessary for someone to be pansexual in order to be panromantic and vice versa.

#### Biromantic

Biromantic and panromantic are similar orientations but have nuanced differences. Panromantics are romantically attracted to people of *all* genders and gender does not play a role in the attraction, while biromantics are romantically attracted to any *two* or more genders. Furthermore, biromantics may only want to form a romantic relationship with certain genders, while panromantics are open to people regardless of gender.

#### Polyromantic

Main article: Polyromantic
Though romantically attracted to many genders, polyromantic people do not necessarily experience attraction to *all* genders. Panromantic people, however, do.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "What Is Panromantic?". webmd.com. WebMD.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Admin Silverchip: "What it Means to be Pansexual or Panromantic" (2019-05-21). lgbt.foundation.
3. ↑ "Definition of Pan-". merriam-webster.com. Merriam-Webster.
4. ↑ "5 things you should know on Pansexual Visibility Day". lgbt.foundation. LGBT Foundation.
5. ↑ "Panromantic (5)" (2016-05-10). *Pride-Flags*. (Archived on November 12, 2020).
6. ↑ "Being biromantic and bisexual aren't the same — here's what it means to be biromantic". insider.com.
7. ↑ "Exploring identities". lgbtq.unc.edu. (Archived on November 26, 2021).