The gender binary isn’t ancient or universal; it’s colonial. Here’s what was erased, what survived, and how communities around the world are reclaiming gender-diverse traditions with pride, power, and memory.

Non-binary identities aren’t new, but visibility is. This global, narrative guide traces the journey of gender-diverse people from historical erasure to modern recognition, legal rights, and cultural representation through an intersectional, decolonial lens.

Is being non-binary “new”? Not even close. This global, decolonial dive into gender history breaks down the myths, highlights ancient and Indigenous gender-diverse identities, and shows why the gender binary is the newcomer, not us. A grounding, accessible read for enbies, gender-diverse folks, and allies ready to unlearn a few things.

What happens when your history doesn’t fit on a form? This personal essay explores queer identity, diaspora, and the pain of being denied citizenship—offering a powerful reflection on how we claim to belong beyond borders, bloodlines, and binaries.

The Stonewall uprising wasn’t the beginning of queer resistance—but it was a turning point. Led by trans women, street queens, and gender-diverse rebels, it ignited a global movement still unfolding today. This Pride, we reclaim Stonewall’s radical roots through a non-binary lens—honouring those erased from history and carrying their legacy forward.