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         Definition 
         
         QUILTBAG is an acronym. It stands for Queer/Questioning,
         Undecided, Intersex, Lesbian, Transgender/Transsexual,
         Bisexual, Allied/Asexual, Gay/Genderqueer. It is meant to be
         a more inclusive term than GLBT/LGBT and to be more
         pronounceable (and memorable) than some of the other
         variations or extensions on the GLBT/LGBT abbreviation. 
         Source: queerdictionary.tumblr.com/post/3899608042/quiltbag
           
          
         
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         An acronym to be used instead of LGBTQQ2IA* 
         
         Q - Queer and Questioning 
         
         U - Unidentified or Undecided 
         
         I - Intersex or Intergender 
         
         L - Lesbian 
         
         T - Transgender, Transexual and Two Spirit 
         
         B - Bisexual 
         
         A - Ally and Asexual 
         
         G - Gay, Genderqueer 
         
         "Hey, are you one of the QUILTBAG folk, too?" 
         
         According to @feministbieber: I think lesbians who
         look like justin bieber would be more inclusive if it
         were called QUILTBAG folks who identify as
         bieber-positive. 
         
         "The lesbian community is just one of the many different
         pockets in the QUILTBAG!" 
         Source: www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=QUILTBAG
           
          
         
         Etymology 
         
          
         
         An initialism for "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
         Transgender/Transsexual", used as a self-designation in
         United States gay rights activism since about 1990. Attested
         since 1988 (Research, policy and practice: Annual meeting,
         American Educational Research Association Verlag AERA,
         1988). 
         
         Initialism 
         
         LGBT 
         
         1. Initialism of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,
         Transgender/Transsexual community. 
         
         Usage notes 
         
         Sometimes, additional letters are added, such as 'Q' for
         'queer' or 'questioning', 'I' for 'intersex', and 'P' for
         'pansexual', 'A' for 'allied' or 'asexual', etc. 
         
         Sometimes, the order of the letters are switched i.e.,
         GLBT. 
         
         When speaking only of sexuality and not of gender, the
         abbreviation LGB or GLB may be used. 
         
         Some authors avoid the umbrella term 'LGBT' because
         "gender identity is clearly distinct from sexual identity",
         the 'T' community "is itself heterogeneous, comprising
         intersex individuals, androgynes, transvestites, and a whole
         range of others", and transgender and genderqueer people
         "experience trans-phobia within LGB services and
         communities".[1] 
         
         Coordinate terms 
         
         LGB, LGBTI/GLBTI, LGBTQ, LGBTQA, LGBTQIA, QUILTBAG,
         GQ 
         
         References 
         
         1.^ Katherine Cox, Sexual Orientation, in Death, Dying,
         and Social Differences (edited by David Oliviere, Barbara
         Monroe, Sheila Payne, published in 2011), page 197: 
         Trans communities 
         Although the umbrella term LGBT makes pragmatic sense, there
         are compelling arguments to treat transgendered people as
         distinct from LGB communities: gender identity is clearly
         distinct from sexual identity (Dean et al., 2000) and to
         conflate the two risks ignoring the particular experiences
         of this ["trans"] group which is itself
         heterogeneous, comprising intersex individuals, androgynes,
         transvestites, and a whole range of others. Transgendered
         people [
] can experience trans-phobia within
         LGB services and communities[.] 
         Source: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/LGBT 
          
         
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