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BLOG POST Moving Through Monotropism Neuroqueer Becomings
Violet, pansy, green carnation, and lavender were worn as code. Each was read by the people it was meant to escape and turned into the word that named you, and each was picked up again afterwards. With the 1926 sentence about a streak of lavender, and the man it is actually about.
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