Anonymous #2 7w

It’s an umbrella term for most LGBTQIA+ peoples coined by indigenous peoples

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Anonymous OP 7w

What community r u

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Anonymous #2 7w

Asexual and nonbinary hence why I specifically use the term 2S

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Anonymous OP 7w

Wait what’s coined

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Anonymous #3 7w

Btw I’m only hear to read what these morons have to say and I am genuinely asking so I can be more aware ty! It’s 5:30 am and I haven’t slept so what better to do than ragebait myself with these idiots logic

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Anonymous #3 7w

What exactly r u asking abt

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Anonymous OP 7w

No, what Indig community

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Anonymous #2 7w

A smaller tribe down south the Kiowa nation

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Anonymous #3 7w

Lmao all good. Coined is like…. When a group of people say a certain term can only be used for them? It’s like…. African Americans and the N word they’ve coined it when they started using that word in a different context and now it’s their word

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Anonymous OP 6w

In OK Or out west? Btw, does anyone still speak Kiowa?

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Anonymous OP 6w

I don’t think that’s exactly. I was under the impression someone coins a term when they popularize it, for instance “let’s roll” was around before 9-11, but was coined by the Penn flight

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Anonymous #2 6w

Well yes but in the context I was using it in referring to a group of people it made more sense to explain it the way I did

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Anonymous OP 6w

Ah, well In that case wouldn’t White pre-Civil War whites & Cajun/Creoles before them have coined that term?

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Anonymous #2 5w

OK… and we have just above 10 (I think) fluent speakers so it is a very endangered language unfortunately

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Anonymous OP 5w

That checks out. Is it at least preserved on the record, like is there at least a recent English-Kiowa Dictionary & a Kiowa Bible?

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Anonymous #2 5w

We have hymns written in Kiowa and like one dictionary written a hundred years ago 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Anonymous OP 5w

Might get on that, also old culture beliefs, if there are any around. Those go quick.

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