So I was reading up on this British concept of a "gentleman" and I was very confused, after all being gentle is a feminine trait. So I did some more research on it and lo and behold, not only was this "gentleman" someone who acted polite and refined, in direct contrast with masculinity, but they also took a very keen interest in fashion, in contrast to men who simply leave the house without wearing clothes at all so it is much easier for them to sexually harass women. This is clearly an example of a pre-patriarchy queer trans identity from what I am now learning was called the "Victorian" period, clearly not a name of the penis, and proof of the historical validity of queer black identities. It seems this Queen Victoria was a strong black woman who was well known for her "secret" which the patriarchy later colonized as a lingerie store to humiliate women around the same time they invented Christianity after the American Civil War.