Not sure which country you're from, but my uncle said the official meaning of "genero" is "gender". I was curious if they use it interchangeable these days like it was in English speaking countries.

But I do know each country differs in meaning for words so it may be different from where you're from than where my family is from.

I am glad the older generation isn't buying into the "Latinx", it's stupid. Sadly, one of my cousin's I am close to uses "Latinx" to describe herself, and believes pansexuality exists. She leans strongly left. She is nice person though. It just feels awkward because I no longer hold the same/similar views as her...I used to be a trans female but I detransitioned and accepted myself for who I am.

What irks me more about "Latinx" is that 1) It doesn't fit in Spanish/Portuguese grammer and 2) It is HYPER 'americanized'. I know some people choose to write latin@s like that and a small amount wanted to change it to latine, but the majority understand that both Portuguese and Spanish is a gendered language.

Yeah! I was curious about Michael Page but it's rather difficult to find info on him. :( I would hope he wouldn't turn into a TQ theorist..I do like the original meaning of the flag that he set out in 1998, so I will be going off of that. Originally, I didn't like the flag until doing research. :D