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English Etymology From en mul *, a wildcard operator in computing that can represent any text, possibly influenced by en de *, used to separate gendered inflections. Suffix en feminism LGBTQ Appended to gendered terms to imply that nonbinary and other queer identities are not excluded. en 2019-02-20 This system oppresses women* and people with gender identities and sexualities that do not conform to male-heterosexual norms. Feminism: Why a women*’s strike on March 8? Oksana Shine https://internationalviewpoint.org/Feminism-Why-a-women-s-strike-on-March-8 International Viewpoint https://web.archive.org/web/20260315202409/https://internationalviewpoint.org/Feminism-Why-a-women-s-strike-on-March-8 15 March 2026 en 2024-06-17 Antonia Kupfer Constanze Stutz Contested Social and Ecological Reproduction: Impacts of States, Social Movements, and Civil Society in Times of Crisis Verlag Barbara Budrich 9783847418924 125 It is also important whether we speak of a women*s strike, a feminist strike, or even a FLINTA* strike. en Female:Pressure is a transnational network of database and network of women*, AFAB, transgender, transfeminine, transmasculine, intersex (+gender optional), genderqueer, gender nonconforming, a-gender or/and non-binary artists in electronic music and digital arts. Resources, Initiatives and Organisations Working Towards a Representative Music Industry Key Change 2026 https://www.keychange.eu/about-us/news-feed-articles/resources-initiatives-and-organisations-working-towards-a-representative-music-industry https://web.archive.org/web/20260923084240/https://www.keychange.eu/about-us/news-feed-articles/resources-initiatives-and-organisations-working-towards-a-representative-music-industry 23 September 2026 Usage notes The use of the asterisk is sometimes considered exclusionary of transgender individuals, implying that gendered terms do not apply to them when unqualified. Derived terms en FLINTA* en men* en women* See also en inter* en trans*