Queer Community

The Queer Community is a loosely defined grouping of homosexual and transgender communities. These communities tend to have loosely united common cultures, however historic and ongoing oppression has led to common place repression of queer individuals and groups.

Ancient Queer Peoples
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Rise of Anti-Queer Religions and Philosophy
With the rise of the Church of Man and Bastetism, from the early 200s BRM to the late 100s ARM, anti-queer religious beliefs became more and more prominent.

Discourse among Leftists
Amongst the several states and territories that are dominated by left-wing and far-left wing politics, the issue of Queer acceptance is an ongoing debate. In socialist societies with traditional state governments, queer existence has generally been decriminalized, although there tends to be a great deal of social pressure that still exists. Due to the lack of strong avenues of oppression, anarchist territories tend to be the most hospitable to queer people, although peoples in these territories still tend to be hesitant to accept queer people.

Native Religions and Queer Resistance
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Humanism and Transgender Identities
The relatively new Humanist religion has baked into it's foundation the idea of an explicitly gender-neutral deity separate from two other deities of the traditional gender binary.

Liberal and Monarchical Disdain
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Reactionary Repression
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Terminology
The queer community has a series of terms used for various members and attributes of the community. These terms are in continual flux, and some terms that are now commonly used are only a few decades old and some terms that are far older are seen with some disdain by members inside of the community.
 * Asexual: Refers to a lack of sexual attraction.
 * Bisexual: Refers to a sexual attraction to two (or more, however gender identity outside of gal-guy is controversial) genders.
 * Homosexual: Refers to sexual attraction to one's own gender.
 * Transgender: Refers to one who identifies with a gender different than the one assigned at birth.