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Is it odd that trans is separated from the lgbt rainbow?
There is no lgbt without trans people and the separation made, while good for trans visibility, is unsettling with the added context of the psyops to separate gender and sexuality unity
I don't think so. It's a way of making sure trans people are specifically included in the message. Considering how much trans people are in the crosshairs, I think that's worth doing. Considering the message of the shirt is about expanding unity to different marginalized groups, I don't think it's part of some plot to split off trans people.
I think it's odd given the the other "pride" dice. Especially peace, that seems out of place with the broader idea of minority pride representation.
I think is there for the people who want to be supportive but are not marginalized. They can fight the good fight too.