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It's deffos not gender non-conformist presently but uh... Gender non-conformist in a 1920s way. Like you know how flappers were a direct rebuttal to the Gibson girl look. Flappers were decidedly "unfeminine" at least by back-then standards. That's sort of what Edna makes me think of. Like a 1920s lady who's saying a big F U by cutting her hair into a bob and not wearing a corset. All of her non-flapper corset-wearing flowy-haired friends are called Rose and Evelyn and Alice... which sound sappy feminine compared to Ms Edna. imo