🏳️‍⚧️ #TransDayOfVisibility🏳️‍⚧️ Each year, on the 31st of March, the world celebrates Trans Day of Visibility. We're joining LGBT Foundation and calling for more than just visibility. We're calling for a day of voices, variety, vibrance, value, and victory. #wearenorthernpride 1/2

This #TransDayofVisibility, here's to our trans family who aren't as visible as they'd like to be — those who aren't yet able or ready to share who they are, and those still figuring things out. We're thinking of you, and we're sending you all our love and support. 🏳️‍⚧️#TDoV

To all of the wonderful trans friends and family in my life, in our community, and all across the world: you are beautiful and you are loved. <3 <3 <3 Trans rights are human rights. End of story. #TransDayofVisibility

Happy #InternationalAsexualityDay! Ace people have always been part of the LGBT+ community but are often erased from the narrative. Follow International Asexuality Day and read our tips on how can you be a good ally to asexual people 👇 stonewall.org.uk/about-us/news/…

Happy International Asexuality Day ❤️ ⚫ Asexuality is no or low sexual attraction to others ⚫ Some asexual people still have sex, some do not ⚫ Asexual people are not broken and do not need fixed ⚫ Asexuality is a spectrum #asexual #InternationalAsexualityDay #ace

Happy International Asexuality Day! We love seeing our Ace friends showing their pride & owning their identities! ☺️ Ace folk are whole, valid and deserving of love ♠️💜

It’s the first #InternationalAceDay! I see you, my ace friends. Whether you’re out or not, you’re YOU. That’s valid and the very best thing you can be. 🖤🌑🤍💜

Two-spirit (North America) 🌎 Identifying with masculinity and femininity, indigenous North American two-spirit people are often said to contain both male and female 'spirits'. They're often revered in their communities, seen as a channel between the physical and spiritual

Fa’afafine (Samoa) 🇼🇸 Identifying as a separate gender, fa’afafines' roles in society move fluidly between the traditional male and female. While they're assigned male at birth, Samoa also recognises fa’afatama – an equally fluid gender for those assigned female at birth

Hijras (South Asia) 🌏 The centuries-old third gender, associated with sacred powers, usually refers to those assigned male at birth but don't identify as such. In 2014, India legally recognised hijras as a third gender after they were criminalised by the British in 1871

Metis (Nepal) 🇳🇵 Officially recognised as a third gender in Nepal in 2007, metis have a long history in the Himalayan region. Assigned male at birth, they assume a traditional feminine appearance. Nepal set a global precedent with a third gender category on official documents.

Take a look at this eye-opening thread on cultures around the world & their perspective of gender identity. Gender is and always has been more fluid than the male/female binary!

Happy #LesbianVisibilityWeek... We're proud to support Lesbian Visibility Week by DIVA Magazine & Stonewall This week we'll be sharing stories & photos from some of our amazing lesbian cyclists. For more information and how to get involved visit: lesbianvisibilityweek.com #LVW21

10AM 💜 Join some of the UK's most inspirational #LGBTQI women leaders as they introduce us to #LesbianVisibilityWeek & discuss the importance of visibility past, present & future. #LVW21 Linda Riley, @Nancy_M_K, Phyll Opoku-Gyimah (Dr Lady Phyll) & Dawn Butler ✊🏾💙. 🔜 linktr.ee/LesbianVisibil…

Happy #LesbianVisibilityWeek! This week is all about celebrating LGBTQA+ women and non-binary people in our community, and especially all of our lesbian friends! No matter how you identify, take a few moments this week to celebrate too: 💕lesbianvisibilityweek.com #LVW21

FOUND MY FRIENDS ✨Friday, April 30th

Happy lesbian visibility day ☺️ I love you and I love being a lesbian so I had to share some good news :)

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