When is Non-Binary People’s Day 2023 and what does it mean?
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Non-Binary People’s Day is an annual celebration of non-binary genders and identities. It was first observed on July 14th, 2012 and is celebrated every year on the same day. The day is intended to celebrate and honour the existence of non-binary people and to raise awareness of the unique challenges they face in society.
Non-binary people often face prejudice and discrimination for their gender identity, as well as lack of recognition and representation in society. Non-Binary People’s Day is an opportunity for non-binary people to celebrate their identities and be visible in the world. It is also a chance for allies and supporters to learn more about non-binary people and to show their support. Events and activities usually take place on Non-Binary People’s Day, such as workshops, panel discussions, and social media campaigns.
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Non-Binary People’s Day is an important way to recognise the existence of non-binary people and to celebrate their unique identities. It is an opportunity to come together and to amplify non-binary voices and stories.
What does Non-Binary mean?
Non-binary gender is a term used to refer to a gender identity that does not fit into the gender binary of male and female. It is an umbrella term for any gender that does not fall into the two categories of male and female. This includes gender identities such as genderfluid, genderqueer, agender, bigender, and more.
Non-binary people can also have any gender expression, such as masculine, feminine, androgynous, or a combination of these. Non-binary gender is an umbrella term that can encompass a variety of gender identities, expressions, and experiences.
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Non-binary people are often misunderstood and marginalised, and are still fighting for legal recognition in many countries. However, non-binary people have begun to gain visibility in recent years, and there is greater acceptance and understanding of non-binary gender identities.
When is Non-Binary People’s Day 2023?
Non-Binary People’s Day is celebrated annually on 14 July, which is the precise midpoint between International Men's Day and International Women's Day.
In 2023, Non-Binary People’s Day will fall on Friday, 14 July 2023.
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How did Non-Binary People’s Day first start off?
Non-Binary People’s Day is an annual observance that celebrates non-binary people and their identities. It was first recognised in 2015, and is celebrated on July 14 each year.
The day was created to provide a platform for non-binary people to express themselves, and for allies to show their support for the non-binary community. It was also created in response to the lack of awareness and recognition of non-binary identities.
Non-binary people, sometimes referred to as genderqueer, gender non-conforming, or genderfluid, are people who don't identify as exclusively male or female, but may identify as both, neither, or some other gender identity outside of the gender binary.
Non-Binary People's Day is an opportunity for non-binary people to be seen, heard, and most importantly, celebrated. It is also a chance for allies to become more aware of the non-binary community, and to show their support.
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What is the significance of Non-Binary People’s Day?
Non-Binary People’s Day is significant because it celebrates the diversity of gender expression and identity. It is a day to recognise the unique and individual experiences of those who identify as non-binary, and to create a space for those individuals to be seen and heard. It is also a day to challenge the traditional gender roles that exist in society, and to celebrate the identities of those who do not fit into those roles.
Non-Binary People’s Day is an important part of the LGBTQ+ community, and it is a day to recognise the unique experiences and identities of non-binary individuals. It is a day to celebrate the diversity of gender expression and identity, and to create a safe space for those individuals to be seen and heard.
Other relevant LGBTQ+ awareness days
In addition to Non-Binary People’s Day, there are many other LGBTQ+ awareness periods throughout the year. These days help to raise awareness of the LGBTQ+ community and fight discrimination.
Check out these other relevant LGBTQ+ awareness days:
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