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A queer pride flag is waving. Its design includes horizontal stripes, from top to bottom: Black, light blue, blue, green, white, yellow, orange, pink, black.

What Is the Queer Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Queer Pride Flag has unknown origins but represents anyone in the LGBTQ+ community who identifies with the ‘queer’ label.
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A rainbow flag flying high in the sky

19 Best Quotes from Gilbert Baker, Creator of the Rainbow Flag

Gilbert Baker was an artist and LGBTQ+ rights activist renowned for creating the iconic Rainbow Pride Flag — a symbol of celebration and diversity for the LGBTQ+ community. 
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the lesbian pride flag, from top to bottom: Dark orange, orange, light orange, pink, dusty pink, and white.

What Is the Lesbian Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The modern Lesbian Pride Flag was designed by Emily Gwen in 2018 and represents women who experience sexual attraction to women.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the gay men's pride flag, from top to bottom: Dark green, teal, light green, white, blue, purple, and indigo.

What Is the Gay Men's Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Trans-Inclusive Gay Men’s Pride Flag was designed in 2017 to recognize trans men in the gay rights movement.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the bisexual pride flag, from top to bottom: Pink, purple, and blue.

What Is the Bisexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Bisexual Pride Flag was designed in 1998 and includes colors that represent attraction across genders.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the transgender pride flag, from top to bottom: Light blue, light pink, white, light pink, and light blue.

What Is the Transgender Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Transgender Pride Flag was designed in 1999 to provide trans members of the LGBTQ+ a distinct symbol for their experiences.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the nonbinary pride flag, from top to bottom: yellow, white, purple, and black.

What Is the Nonbinary Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Nonbinary Pride Flag was designed in 1999 to provide trans members of the LGBTQ+ community a distinct symbol for their experiences.
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A flag representing the Intersex community waves. It is yellow with a purple circle in the center.

What Is the Intersex Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Intersex Pride Flag was designed by Morgan Carpenter in 2013 to create a unique symbol for intersex folks that was not based on traditional gender symbols.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the asexual pride flag, from top to bottom: Black, gray, white, and purple

What Is the Asexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Asexual Pride Flag was designed in 2010 to uplift, celebrate, and represent people who identify as ace.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the pansexual pride flag, from top to bottom: Pink, yellow, and blue

What Is the Pansexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Pansexual Pride Flag was designed in 2010 and pays homage to the diverse range of attractions experienced by pansexual individuals.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of representing the Drag community. Its design includes three vertical stripes, from left to right: Purple, white, and blue. In the center is a pink crown.

What Is the Drag Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Drag Pride Flag was designed in 2016 to unite and represent drag performers of all genders.
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A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the genderqueer pride flag, from top to bottom: purple, white, and green

What Is the Genderqueer Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Genderqueer Pride Flag was created in 2011 to honor and celebrate LGBTQ+ folks who identify as genderqueer.
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