Flag of the LGBTQIA+ Community

Page last modified 05/03/2024

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Intersex-inclusive 'Progress Pride' variant

Also colloquially known as the Intersex-inclusive Pride flag 2021

• Designed by Valentino Vecchietti in 2021
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of the Progress Pride flag with the Intersex Flag included.

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Social Justice Pride flag

• Designed by 'Moulee' in July 2018
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of the six-stripe Pride flag with a black stripe representing the Self-Respect Movement, a blue stripe representing Ambedkarite movement, and a red stripe representing left values.

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Progress Pride flag

Also colloquially known as the Progress flag

• Designed by Daniel Quasar in June 2018
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of the six-stripe Pride flag with the Transgender flag colors and brown & black stripes to represent people of color, similar to the 2017 Philadelphia Pride flag.

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New Pride flag

• Designed by Julia Feliz in 2018
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Less commonly used variant of the Progress Pride flag.

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Philadelphia Pride Flag

• Adopted by the City of Philadelphia in June 2017
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of the six-stripe Pride flag with brown & black stripes to represent people of color.

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Nine-stripe Pride flag

• Designed by Gilbert Baker in March 2017
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of Baker's original eight-stripe Pride flag with a Lavender stripe along the top.

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Pride Constellation Flag

• Designed by Eddie Reynoso in 2002
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of the original eight-stripe Pride flag with a canton identical to that of the United States flag except for pink stars rather than white ones. This is occasionally used to represent same-sex marriage within the United States.

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Six-stripe Pride flag

• Designed by ??? in ~1979(?)
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

This is by far the most popular flag to represent the LGBT community. It comes from the original eight-stripe Pride flag with the indigo stripe replaced with blue, however it is not known exactly how it came to be.

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Seven-stripe Pride flag

• Designed by ??? in ~1978(?)
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Variant of the original eight-stripe Pride flag with the top pink stripe removed.

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Eight-stripe Pride flag

• Designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978
• Used as an other/miscellaneous flag
• This flag has no official proportion

Original eight-stripe flag designed for the 1978 Gay Freedom Day Parade in San Francisco, California.