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showcasing less popular pride flags

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated due to its educational content on lesser-known LGBTQ+ flags, addressing a niche interest and promoting inclusivity. The creator's personal connection and explanation of the symbolism likely fostered a sense of community and shared understanding.

Summary

The video showcases less common pride flags, specifically focusing on flags for binary trans men. It explains the symbolism behind two different trans masculine flags and the creator's preference for one due to inclusivity concerns within the LGBTQ+ community.

Structure

1Introduction of less popular pride flags
2Explanation of the trans masculine flag and its creator
3Explanation of the second trans masculine flag and its creator
4Creator's personal preference and reasons for it
5Concluding message of inclusivity

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showcasing less popular pride flags Pt 1: Pt 1: Binary Transman everyone and their mother knows the number one trans flag the pink, blue, and white one but also the trans masculine one I rarely ever see the flags for binary transmen get the same attention though... so I found them! I personally really like this flag it was created around six years ago by a Reddit user who was inspired to make one for the transmen who felt uncomfortable using the trans masculine flag or the basic transgender flag the indigo represents strength the deep blue represents masculinity and the powder blue represents transition and rebirth "The placement of the indigo and deep blue represent how no matter how feminine or androgynous you may look (as indigo is a more "feminine" color than the deep blue) you are still a man at heart." which I find to be a beautiful and euphoric quote The second flag: I personally prefer to use this one it was created around a year ago on Reddit as well by the user Scary_Air_1580 he created this flag because there wasn't a very popular or well known flag for transmen specifically the top line represents masculinity the second line represents POC trans men the third line represents identity and the fourth line represents community I personally enjoy using this flag instead of the other ones due to the fact that not only am I a black transman because of the disgusting increase of racism within the LGBTQ community I will always love the flags that are specifically inclusive of everyone out there just as the LGBTQ community was originally supposed to do stay fun and Queer Batz izz

Original caption

Don’t forget that the LGBTQ community has always been inclusive everybody, not just people who identify differently. People of color, intersex people, 2 spirited people, sub-cultures, and so much more. Your support shouldn’t end at someone being attracted to the same gender, or else it means nothing to us at all. Bg creds: @/kimberly_sticker :: #rant #viral #badtzrantz #radinclus #transmen ::