Define Filipinx Meaning

The Filipino language is already gender-neutral stop westernizing the usage of the Filipino language whoever created this clearly has no regard and understanding of the language and culture.

To apply Western movements such as Latinx to the Filipino context when there is absolutely no need for it; and to "convince" the Filipinos that Filipino is not gender- neutral is misleading and goes to show that the murikans (or not-so-real-Filipinos) have arbitrarily imposed their rules and culture (or lack thereof) to the real, rich and colorful Filipino identity.

The world thinks that Amurikan wokes speak for all of us. They do not.

The most pretentious word ever made along with the word pinxy.

Can be used to weed out the wannabes from the real true blue Filipinos.

Most likely Fil-Am, used as a gender neutral term despite that Filipino can be used as a gender neutral term. Most likely never visited the Philippines, like at all.

(Pronounced: Fi-li-pin-eks, Fi-li-pinks)

Used as a gender neutral term for Filipino-Americans, not to be confused of the word "Filipino" which is a gender neutral name that refers to native Filipinos.

A Westernise forced ideology gender-neutral term of ''Filipino'' (despite "Filipino" is a gender-neutral word)

The word Filipinx can also be seen as offensive and racist to the some Filipino especially the natives, because of how it's trying to bring birth of a new dialect and imposed their "western ideology" within the Filipino Language/culture.

It can be also mistaken as a Chinese name because of how it pronounce (enx/inx) in the end. and can be seen as being racist to a fellow filipino

Filipinx and Pilipinx definitions are both the same

(Pronounced: Fi-li-pin-eks, Fi-li-pinks)

Used as a gender neutral term for Filipino-Americans, not to be confused of the word "Filipino" which is a gender neutral name that refers to native Filipinos.

(Pronounced: Fi-li-pin-eks, Fi-li-pinks)

Used as a gender neutral term for Filipino-Americans, not to be confused of the word "Filipino" which is a gender neutral name that refers to native Filipinos.

(Pronounced Fi-li-pin-eks)

North Americans of Filipino Descent.

While proud of their heritage, due to the cultural differences of their community with the Philippine Population, especially with issues of gender and racial inclusivity, they could not fully identify themselves as Filipino. Hence, the need to coin a new term to describe their identity.

This has also brought about the birth of a new dialect within the Filipino Language, the Filipinx Dialect, which seeks to correct words that they have deemed non-inclusive. Examples of which are Titx (For Uncles and Aunts) and Lolx (For Grandparents)

Etymology:

Filipino-ex

Filipino - refers to the inhabitants or descendants of the Philippine Nation
Ex - Prefix or Suffix to denote former