The variety store had these little nylon–polyester flags, not just for countries, but also the various Pride identity flags—and not only the famous ones like the rainbow flag and the the trans pride flag, either, but also really obscure ones that I wasn't previously aware of, like the [leather](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leather_Pride_flag) and [bear](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear_flag_(gay_culture)) pride flags. (It's the part of town where this was entirely unsurprising.)
-No [AGP flag](https://4archive.org/board/lgbt/thread/8628058/attached-image-is-the-agp-pride-flag-black-represents-the-r), though. Obviously. (Someday ...)
+No AGP flag, though. Obviously. (Someday ...)
-I went to the bookstore I visited [last time](/2017/Nov/laser-1/). They had instrumental Channukah music playing. I took notice of one of the little flyers taped in the window of the front door, for a local trans writer's workshop. (Again, that part of town.) "Rules: No jerks. No cis people. That's all," it said. I noticed that I was genuinely uncertain as to whether I would count as zero, one, or two of those things—although I _probably_ shouldn't try to join and find out.
+I went to the bookstore I visited [last time](/2017/Nov/laser-1/). They had instrumental _Chanukah_ music playing. I took notice of one of the little flyers taped in the window of the front door, for a local trans writer's workshop. (Again, that part of town.) "Rules: No jerks. No cis people. That's all," it said. I noticed that I was genuinely uncertain as to whether I would count as zero, one, or two of those things—although I _probably_ shouldn't try to join and find out.
I bought a paperback of Laura Jane Grace's memoir _Tranny_ (research for the blog, I told myself) and a copy of the November/December issue of _Poets & Writers_ ([professional development](/2017/Nov/the-blockhead/) for the blog, I told myself).
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