Django custom template tag which accepts a boolean parameter
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I came up against this problem a while ago, and arrived at the conclusion that using 1 and 0 was the simplest solution.
However an idea might be to add a context processor which adds True and False to the template context using respective names:
# projectname/appname/context_processors.py
def booleans():
    return {
        'True': True,
        'False': False,
    }
Then obviously you would need to add that context processor in your Django settings file:
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS += {
    'projectname.appname.context_processors.booleans',
}