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► No letter? No label? No problem!

No letter? No label? No problem.!       

You don't have to identify as lesbian, trans, bi, or gay to join LGBT Soc. You might identify as genderqueer (not a 'man' or a 'woman'), straight, queer (in some way non-heteronormative), pansexual (like being bi but attracted to more than two genders), pangender (having more than one gender identity), intersex (having a body that differs from standard 'male' or 'female'), or questioning your sexuality, gender identity, or embodiment; consider your past gender assignment or body history as an experience rather than an identity; or just not like labels.

Whatever your situation, we'll do our best to be friendly and welcoming, even when we don't fully understand. If you want to discuss it, that's great, but you're under no pressure to share anything personal.  Come as you are and be accepted as you!

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