Yas Petit Poulet
Queer Chemistry Genderqueer Sticker
Queer Chemistry Genderqueer Sticker
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Genderqueer Pride Sticker is inspired by Gadolinium chemical element, with the symbol Gd and atomic number 64. The flag has a purple stripe on top, a white stripe on the middle, and a green stripe. Lavender symbolizes androgyny or queerness, white represents agender identity, and green represents people with non-binary identities.
The sticker measures 2" x 2".
Yas Petit Poulet is a Lebanese Queer illustrator & designer based in Tiohtià:ke (Montreal). Their work focuses on exploring queer identities through the lens of science.
... so these Queer Chemistry stickers are a great way to add that, by implication, to the broader 'genderqueer' label (I have a couple other of the stickers/pins on my wishlist, related to my orientation/relationship identities, as well). I'm always on the lookout for items that allow me to let both my geek flag and my queer flag fly, and this fills the bill well. It's a good-quality sticker and the GQ flag colors are pretty close to true (closer than in the pic shown here).