#native flag

Indigefeminine / Indigefem(me) || Indigemasculine / Indigemasc

Indigefemmasc / Indigemascfem || Indigeandrogyne / Indigedrogyne

Indigeneutral || Indigenull

The intersection of one's indigenous identity and culture with their gender identity and/or expression; identifying with one's gender in a way that subverts colonial gender norms. Exclusively for folks who are bodily indigenous (explicitly including indigenous groups outside the Americas), not for radqueer/transID individuals. Already exists? Consider these as alternatives!

Not my own flags, just posting on behalf of my buddy Raizel who did create these (and alas is not on here because. The webwhite. /derogatory). In big text at hyr request, do not credit me (Judas) as the creator, I'm just the messenger! Some of you don't read on purpose!!

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A flag for Chīchīmēkah who are queer. This can alternatively be called ‘Chīchīmēkah Queer’ (Day six of Mulder’s 150+ event)

The teal represents turquoise, the brown represents the desert, and the red represents community.

— If you’d like to learn about the Chīchīmēkah peoples, I recommend going here.

crow hop connected !

a term for anybody who is connected to the indigenous crow hop dance. This can be spiritually,gender wise, culturally, hyperfixation wise,or just a general interest!

exclusive to bodily indigenous people :)

✙𓈒 chubby native ❞

a flag for those who are chubby and native.

Copypasting from my toyhouse because I think it might reach more people on tumblr, too!

Hi everyone/she‧kú swakwe·kú! For any natives and those interested, I read that people can just make their own flags if need be so since I've been struggling with finding if I'm ace/demi/pan/bi/non-binary/demigirl, etc. I thankfully was welcomed into the two-spirit community on my reservation and felt more comfortable identifying as two spirit with the experiences with myself and the other parts I don't always identify as, so I thought I'd share my personal flag in case any other two-spirit natives might be interested in using it, too!

I am still learning, so please do not be hurt or upset if you feel this isn't representative, but I'll paste what I told my friends.

Two spirit usually can identify as any of the lgbt+ or multiple identities/two spirits for natives, so I have trans/nonbinary for red, bi/gay/les for yellow, ace/demi/etc for white, and the dark grays for those not represented for black, which are the four colors/directions of the medicine wheel---basically, gender for red, sexual/romantic orientation for yellow, ace spectrum for white, and other for black. It's my personal flag but other two spirits can use it ofc

I found it fit the best for me because bi covers the bi umbrella (pan/masc/fem/etc preference) the trans umbrella includes male/female/nonbinary, and demi/ace spectrum both share the same colors of asexuals, demisexuals, non-asexual partners and allies, and community, and the dark grays for what I may have missed/isn't represented. The two black arrows represent the two spirits or multi-directions. I used to study the pride flag color meanings a lot cause I WAS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT I WAS and I loved that the trans and bi and ace flags covered masc + fem, + everything in-between + nothing at all for both gender and sexual/romantic preference and this is what made me comfortable.

That aside, happy pride month! I'm slowly getting more comfortable with my identity, and just want to remind everyone, it's okay if you need to search and wonder for a bit, or don't know for certain, or end up changing your orientation when life things come along. I found out I was bi through talking with my friends on attraction, realized I was more comfortable associating myself as ace, and then found out about demisexual which made me even more excited because for years I used that to identify as! You have to find what makes you comfortable, and if you're an ally, welcome! We appreciate your support, your voice, and you helping advocate for our rights and being welcoming to anyone who may need an extra hand while they struggle against prejudice and misjudgment!

A label for those who are both Chīmēqueer and Butch, or Chīmēqueer and Femme. (One’s Butch or Femme identity may be influenced by being Chīmēqueer but doesn’t have to be.)

Coined by: RabidFreak