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I think the preferred search term is 'Inclusive Wicca'. Someone I know wrote a book with that title a few years back, and it seems to have stuck.
It's not necessary, and it's based on hermetics, thelema, whatever. It's been a while since I looked into it, and I'm honestly so tired of most of the information out there being only on one very specific, heternormative, type of Wicca. There are a lot of different perspectives on Wicca. There are even Wiccans who are not witches.
Wicca varies greatly by tradition, and if you are solitary, you can make your own practice.
Wicca is about practice, not belief. If the belief of male/female masculine/feminine doesn't jive with you, leave it out. I despise it, actually. My concept of the divine is everything. There is no split for me. Some Wiccans are polytheist, henotheist, monotheist, duotheist, even atheist.
Dianic Wiccans only have a goddess.
Yvonne Aburrow has a book and a group about Inclusive Wicca (https://www.amazon.com/All-Acts-Love-Pleasure-Inclusive-ebook/dp/B00W5WLBBS/ref=la_B00OYSZOMS_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1517782951&sr=1-1)I
This has even been asked before:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wicca/comments/6lkjf9/question_about_the_gendered_deities_of_wicca/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wicca/comments/695wvl/nonbinary_genderwicca/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wicca/comments/4f44yx/sex_gender_and_the_divine/
Seriously, spend some time on a search engine. You can even type "gender" in the search bar for this subreddit.
I hope you find what you're looking for. Just be aware there are a lot "fundie" Wiccans online.