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Pitzen, an English teacher, initially posted the video on her own TikTok account, @mrsgillingsworth. Genderqueer Pride Flag color meanings:

• Lavender: a combination of masculinity and femininity, including various degrees of androgyny
• White: agender identities
• Green: non-binary people

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It represents all the races. I will leave it to the viewer to interpret the colors and symbols.”

23. The central stripe is white. As such, he added five half-sized stripes in the shape of an arrow to the hoist.

Quasar said, “the arrow points to the right to show forward movement while being along the left edge shows that progress still needs to be made.”

As for the Progress Pride Flag color meanings, the six stripes on the background have the same meaning as the traditional colors of the LGBT Flag: life, healing, sunlight, nature, magic and art, and serenity.

On the other hand, the white, pink, and blue stripes represent the trans identity: people in transition, girls, and boys.

The two last stripes, brown and black, represent the people of color and AIDs victims, respectively.

We need to always keep progress moving forward in all aspects of our community.

Daniel Quasar

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This addition aimed to address the lack of intersectionality within the community, shedding light on this important aspect. 1978-1999 Pride Flag

The original Pride Flag had eight colors, as mentioned above. Additionally, the black stripe serves as a poignant tribute to those who have lost their lives to AIDS.

The Philadelphia Pride flag

The inception of the Progress Pride flag dates back to 2018 when Daniel Quasar, a non-binary activist, designed it with a specific objective in mind.

However, the definition of “emotional bond” may vary from person to person.

Demisexual Pride Flag color meanings:

• Black: asexuality as a whole
• Gray: gray-asexuality and demisexuality
• White: sexuality
• Purple: community

16. Bear Pride Flag

As a gay subculture, a bear is a man who is hairy and/or has facial hair, often with a ‘cuddly’ body.

The circle symbolizes wholeness.

• Yellow: gender neutral
• Purple: gender neutral

9. The introduction of black and brown stripes was a deliberate response to the necessity of amplifying the experiences of queer people of color. LGBT/Gay Pride Flag

Also known as the LGBT Pride Flag, Gay Pride Flag, or Rainbow Pride Flag, this prominent LGBT symbol is often used by the LGBTQ+ communities and allies.

It is also used to communicate LGBT-friendliness in cafés, bars, and various establishments.

Beyond that, many city halls and landmarks worldwide raise the flag or are illuminated in its colors during June, the Pride Month.

Aromantic Pride Flag

Aromantic people have little to no romantic attraction to others, primarily carnal. From the top and from the bottom, the stripes alternate [between] black and royal blue. ... Created in 2010, the pansexual flag is a tricolor symbol.

Pansexual Pride Flag color meanings:

• Hot pink: attraction to females
• Yellow: attraction to everyone else than females and males
• Blue: attraction to males

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Pansexual Pride Flag

Pansexuals are those attracted to all genders. This flag represents the allies who support the LGBTQ+ community.

Not only that but this flag makes everyone feel included, especially at Pride marches, when allies celebrate other people’s sexualities.

• Black and white: straight and cisgender people
• Colored stripes: LGBTQ+ community

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Queer People of Color Pride Flag

Although this flag was used before, 2020 was the year when the queer people of color (QPOC) Pride Flag raised considerably in popularity as a sign of solidarity with Black Lives Matter demonstrations worldwide.

This colorful flag represents not only QPOC but also how the black community and the queer community are often woven together.

To represent that, the raised fist with six stripes in shades of brown, from light to dark, was added on top of a black circle onto the traditional and most current LGBT Pride Flag.

In the past, the raised fist was used as a symbol of support and solidarity as well as an expression of resistance, strength, and unity.

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Totally fine. Lesbian Pride Flag

The original lesbian Pride Flag had a double-headed white ax superimposed on the inverted black triangle set against a violet background.

However, the most used flag nowadays is derived from the lipstick lesbian flag used to represent lesbian subculture who exhibit a more significant amount of feminine gender attributes, such as wearing makeup (thus, lipstick).

Emily Gwen introduced it in 2018 on Tumblr, and it has been a hit ever since.

Lesbian Pride Flag color meanings:

• Dark orange: gender non-conformity
• Light orange: community
• White: unique relationships to womanhood
• Pink: serenity and peace
• Dark pink: feminity

The flag was created to be inclusive and supportive of the lesbian community.