Yeah, I'm also in that group and the acronym is just unwieldy to the point of being ridiculous. I'm also not clear on the rationale behind packing together missing and murdered indigenous women with the entire queer community. I mean, obviously all marginalized people need to stand together - none of us are free until all of us are free - but in that case why aren't they also including every other form of marginalized person in their super-acronym? It seems utterly arbitrary.

Personally, I love the label "queer" because it identifies me as part of a group that includes anyone who doesn't fit the norms of gender and sexuality, without trying to divide us all up into largely needless subcategories. Alphabet soups are well intentioned, but don't really seem all that helpful.