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A stud is typically a black masculine presenting lesbian. This word is specifically used to describe black lesbians because they experience being butch in a different way than their white counterparts. Above is a tweet about how being a stud is almost like its own separate gender.

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In this tiktok, this creator delves into the meaning and significance of stud in the black and brown communities.

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5825 likes, 426 comments. “Replying to @blondenblue81 words matter❤️‍🩹 Lets all do better to make others feel seen, validated, and valued❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤎🤍”

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https://youtu.be/JG9aWPFasBs?si=V9vHfdy9t7SFZLwO

This video is about butch women, how they’re proud of their identity, and their female masculinity. It’s about history of butch women and lesbians. They do mention specifically “Studs” which refers to the black and brown people who experience being butch differently from other lesbians.

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“Dear White Lesbians: You are Not Studs”

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“Dear White Lesbians: You are Not Studs”

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https://www.curvemag.com/articles/dear-white-lesbians-you-are-not-studs/

This article is about Generation Z and the attempts of changing the definition of words when not given the proper history lesson. The author emphasizes the importance of this term for specifically black lesbians.

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Dear White Lesbians: You Are Not Studs - CURVE

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First came “butch” and “femme.” Remember when we even said “futch?” Then some women started using “top” and “bottom” (and the accompanying “vers” or “switch”). But today on TikTok the word “butch” is seldom found because all of the young masc girls are identifying as “studs.” But I’m here to tell you, white women: You. Are. Not. Studs… Read more »

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Stormé DeLarverie was a drag king and lesbian known for her role in the stonewall riots. She was a biracial woman who defied gender norms and so because of that I think she would be referred to as a stud.

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https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTFaLVbaw/

“Hey mamas” lesbians has become a meme and a sort of subculture of butch lesbians who seem to adopt the style of black studs. This is a video and I think captures that energy.

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This is a meme that I think depicts the demeanor and look of what a stud is.

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On twitter there seems to be a lot of discourse on whether or not bisexual women should identify as studs. I have no personal commentary on the subject other than it shows how important the term is to lesbians and lesbian history

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This is the first image that comes up when you search “stud lesbian” on google. It depicts what the average stud person would look like.

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This documentary is about six NYC lesbians. It follows them as they blur the lines between butch and trans male identities. Another word that could be used is stud.