- meme usage
- Featured in tweets about WLW culture, Black sapphic Twitter, or memes celebrating female solidarity with a POC lens.
- sarcasm patterns
- Sometimes used sarcastically to call out performative allyship or fake female friendships between public figures.
- quote tweet context
- Added to quote tweets celebrating queer women of color in media, news, or pop culture.
- trending context
- Surges during Pride Month, Black History Month, and when WLW representation milestones occur in mainstream media.
- reply use
- Used as a supportive reply to WLW coming-out posts or to celebrate a Black/Brown woman's relationship announcement.