The Progress Pride flag is a reimagined take on the traditional pride flag. It has the rainbow flag’s six colors but layers a black, brown, blue, pink and white stripe in a chevron design.

The Nonbinary Pride Flag, with yellow, white, purple, and black stripes, was created in 2014. Today's most commonly used Intersex Flag, with a purple circle over a yellow background, was designed ...

When most people picture the Pride flag, they think of the iconic rainbow flag adorned with red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet stripes. What you may not know is that this flag only ...

Designed in 1998 by Monica Helms, the transgender flag includes blue, pink and white stripes. The flag is for transgender people, who have a gender identity or gender expression that differs from ...

On April 30, 2024, several social media accounts on X shared an image purporting to be a new version of the LGBTQ+ pride flag. "I go offline for 2 days and there's apparently a new more inclusive ...

Red represents vitality, and orange represents healing. Read on to learn what the rest of the colors in the LGBTQ+ Pride Flag mean. Whenever June rolls around, it’s common to see rainbows ...

The color red signifies life. Yellow, as a bright color, demonstrate new ideas. Orange, on the other hand, is symbolic of healing. Green, as in most cultures, talks about prosperity.

This redesign added a yellow triangle with a purple circle — symbols from the intersex flag created by Morgan Carpenter in 2013 — to the Progress Pride Flag. “We need to see flags that ...

The rainbow stripe design to the right of the chevron dates back some 45 years. On the flag, red represents life, orange healing, yellow sunlight, green nature, blue serenity, and violet spirit.

The “Progress Pride flag”, designed by an artist in Portland, Oregon in 2018, overlays the traditional rainbow banner with a black, brown, blue, white and pink chevron to recognise trans ...