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Making room for asexual folk is more important than awkward representation

By: Nicole Magas, Opinions Editor I’m not going to lie: being asexual is like being the weird kid sitting in the back of the queer bus who gives a little too much intense eye contact and has an odd obsession with collecting bugs. We don’t quite fit in on the rainbow, which explains why our flag is predominently greyscale with a little bit of queer purple thrown in there like, “I don’t know, I guess?”  And don’t get me wrong, it’s great to have a little niche place under the rainbow. But when you make your home within an umbrella identity…

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