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  1. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002534

     
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    Description: Greyromantic creators of written works. @en

  2. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002538

     
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    Description: Greyromantic people between the ages of childhood and adulthood. @en

  3. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002584

     
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    Description: People who have two or more LGBTQ+ parents or caregivers. Includes individuals born to or adopted by people in a heterosexual relationship who later came out as LGBTQ+, as well as individuals born ...

  4. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002580

     
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    Description: A form of cultural appropriation and race shifting involving false claims of citizenship, belonging, and/or descent from Indigenous people in North America. Not to be confused with disconnected or ...

  5. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002583

     
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    Description: People with one or more queer parent or caregiver, usually for self-identification. Queerspawn is believed to have been coined in 1995 or 1996 by Stefan Lynch for use in zine published by COLAGE, a...

  6. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002587

     
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    Description: People who have one or more transgender parent or caregiver.@en

  7. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002585

     
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    Description: Term used to describe people who are LGBTQ+ and have at least one LGBTQ+ parent or caregiver.@en

  8. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002581

     
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    Description: A form of cultural appropriation involving identification with Two-Spirit identity by people who cannot claim citizenship, belonging, and/or descent from Indigenous people in North America.@en

  9. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002588

     
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    Description: Term used to describe the feeling shared by many people with queer parents or caregivers that they grew up immersed in queer culture, including queer traditions, celebrations, media, and language.@en

  10. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002582

     
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    Description: Falsely claiming belonging to a marginalized group (including, but not limited to: disability, ethnicity, race, and sexuality).@en

  11. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002586

     
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    Description: Refers to families with LGBTQ+ individuals in multiple generations.@en

  12. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002637

     
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    Description: Written literary work about imaginative or futuristic concepts incorporating science, technology, space, time travel, and other speculative elements; use in reference to science fiction focusing on...

  13. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002640

     
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    Description: Written literary works about the investigation of crime or the work of detectives; use in reference to mystery and detective fiction focusing on Māhū characters and themes.@en

  14. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002636

     
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    Description: Genre that uses magic and other supernatural phenomena as a primary element of plot, theme, and/or setting; use for fantasy fiction focusing on Māhū characters or themes.@en

  15. homosaurus/v4/homoit0002638

     
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    Description: Works consisting of sequential images often accompanied by text that generally contain stand-alone stories; used in reference to graphic novels focusing on Māhū characters or themes.@en