Do you know if pride flags are universal? Just wondering if any other countries use flags that have been created there. I'm guessing not because I think maybe we'd see them on Tumblr, but I also realize that lack of evidence on Tumblr doesn't make that a certainty☺️ anyway, I thought this blog would be a good place to ask. Also, I guess where were all the current standards designed?
Depending on what one thinks of in regard to pride flags (the progress flag, the rainbow flag, the asexual flag, etc.) they are fairly universally used. There is photographic evidence of them being used globally to represent queerness around the world!
That being said, there are customizations galore, both to represent individuality and intersectionality. This can mean similar colours but different configurations, additional elements added to flags, or multiple flags melded.
Flags in general usually start with an individual design from an individual person, such as the rainbow flag by Gilbert Baker. But localizing the rainbow design to represent a more specific intersection of identities is relatively common!
While researching, I found this great resource for localized versions of the rainbow flag and their individual uses and meanings: https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/qq-rb_v.html
Here are some that I enjoyed learning about!
Dominican Republic gay pride
Hong Kong LGBT Flag
Lebanese gay flag (Lebanon)
LGBT Flag (South Korea)
I want to thank you for asking this because researching it was an enlightening experience for me! I enjoyed learning about it and am excited to share this information!
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One thing that I just realized that was bugging me in the Connor of mind, I know nothing about queer culture in Korea? Everytime I read or watch queer stories it seems the same straight stories (never saw a trans one) with some add struggles of being LGBT, which are not that different than the forbidden love we see in their other stories.
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This Saturday begins our Culture Circles!! Join us to learn more about different marginalized communities, their customs, their music, their languages, EVERYTHING! And learn how you can support them on their journey to liberation! discord link in bio @bfpnola since tumblr kills links!
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"oh there's gay hands on my feed" - my friend seeing this
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If You Liked ... Flip the Script
If You Liked … Flip the Script
Check out these five titles to try next! The vibes are: drama on the set of dramas, love triangles, live TV, fake dating, secret dating, aaand lights, camera, ACTION! 🎥💥💄
And a quick honorable mention to I’ll Be the One, also by Lyla Lee, about a teenager ready to become the world’s first plus-sized K-pop star!
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Intersexism in Korean history
Im Seong-gu
Im Seong-gu (임성구지) was a Korean intersex person from the early Joseon period (1392–1897), whose life is recorded in the Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty.
Biography
The dates of Im Seong-gu's life are unknown, but part of it is recorded in the Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty, in Book 8 - the Veritable Records of Seonjo (Revised). In the annals, Im Seong-gu is referred to as a "man from Gilju", who married a man and a woman. It also discusses how they were full of both ying and yang, which expressed itself through their gender. They were brought up as a girl, married, but the husband was shocked to see their body on the wedding night. They later re-married to a woman.
In 1548, the Joseon court decided that Im Seong-gu was disturbing society and exiled them. The Saganwon (사간원), the opposition to the monarchy, insisted that Im Seong-gu should be executed. However King Myeongjong of Joseon forbade execution, stating that exile was enough. The annals discuss whether they should be killed, like other similar people in India. They also describes how Im Seong-gu wore men's and women's clothes.
Historiography
An alternative interpretation of the Veritable Records describes Im Seong-gu as a bisexual man.
Sa Bangji
Sa Bangji (사방지, 舍方知) was a Korean intersex person during the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1897).
Biography
Sa Bangji had hypospadias and reared as a feminine gender role. Sa learned sewing from their mother. Sa Bangji had sexual relationships with widows and Bhikkhunis [a fully ordained female in Buddhist monasticism]. In 1462, the Veritable Records of the Joseon Dynasty recorded that Sa Bangji, a slave, had an affair with a widowed noblewoman.
Cultural depictions
A film based on Bangji's life was produced in South Korea in 1988 named Sa Bangji.
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Ukai
Worthy and Beloved
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Survey on K-drama Viewership
Looking for Indian queer K-drama watchers!!
Please fill out the survey and help me get my degree!🌼🫂
https://forms.gle/AQGMNdCMRCsBXb849
Research Topic: "Korean drama viewership and its role in idealized romantic beliefs: a comparative study between heterosexual and LGBQ emerging adults"
Eligibility criteria:
You are eligible to participate in the current study if you:
a. watch Korean dramas
b. are between 18-25 years
c. are of Indian nationality
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Congratulations Jungkook 💜
So proud of you 💚🫶🔥
We love you so much 🥂❤️
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