We are emerging a culture of self-identification, which is intriguing. This is clear in the Pronoun phenomenon around gender. There are now at least 10 or more variants. This seems to have merit. It's when others make the identity choice by bias, not the individual by experience

How do you self-identify according to common isms such as Race, Gender, Ethnicity, Class etc? Or do you prefer not to? Or something else (and please share!) #Identity

White, queer, working-class. As far as pronouns go: e/em/eir or they/them/their (in no particular order!).