Genderqueer is an umbrella term describing individuals who feel that they have a queer or non-normative experience with gender, either through their gender identity, their gender presentation, or other experiences of gender.
Genderqueer includes anyone who "queers" their gender, regardless of gender identity. Because of this, genderqueer may be used to describe binary individuals (both cisgender and transgender) who have a non-normative experience with gender presentation or other aspects of gender.
One may also identify as genderqueer as a political statement. Terms like gender non-conforming, which relates specifically to gender presentation, may be used to describe some of these individuals as well.
Genderqueer is sometimes used interchangeably with non-binary to describe individuals who do not identify as strictly male or female. This definition can be used as a gender identity on its own or as an umbrella term.
 
The Genderqueer Pride Flag was designed by Marilyn Roxie in June 2011. The colours represent the following: lavender, the mixing of blue and pink, traditional male and female colours, is meant to represent genderqueer individuals who are both male and female or are in between male and female, such as androgyne. It also represents queerness, as lavender has historically been associated with homosexuality and bisexuality. White represents individuals falling completely outside of the gender binary such as agender/genderless individuals. Dark chartreuse green, the inverse of lavender, is meant to represent those who are outside the binary, such as neutrois. 
 
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