  We investigate the existence of Boolean degree $d$ functions on the Grassmann
graph of $k$-spaces in the vector space $\mathbb{F}_q^n$. For $d=1$ several
non-existence and classification results are known, and no non-trivial examples
are known for $n \geq 5$. This paper focusses on providing a list of examples
on the case $d=2$ in general dimension and in particular for $(n, k)=(6,3)$ and
$(n,k) = (8, 4)$.
  We also discuss connections to the analysis of Boolean functions, regular
sets/equitable bipartitions/perfect 2-colorings in graphs, $q$-analogs of
designs, and permutation groups. In particular, this represents a natural
generalization of Cameron-Liebler line classes.
