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plural rings (n.) | |
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Other forms | Interlocking Circles |
Coiner | Tracee of ouregaiya and/or Iris of Astraea |
This page is for the plural rings symbol. For the version associated with Emmengard's origin terms, see Emmengard's plural rings.
The plural rings are a widely recognized symbol for plurality. It consists of four interlocking rings forming a Venn diagram. The symbol is often used to represent plural pride or activism.
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An old version of the symbol which circulated on Yahoo's Plural Activism group.
The "plural rose" based on the symbol, created by the-maudlin-mastermind on Tumblr.[2]