For over 40 years, the Pride flag has represented the LGBTQ+ community. Here is the history of how the flag came to be.

LGBTQ+ Pride Month is held each June to celebrate and commemorate of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and others. What does the flag mean?

Red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, indigo, violet… chartreuse? With Pride month comes many celebrations and marches in support of the LGBTQ Community and the many symbols and flags that ...

The flag's four colors represent the unique experience of demisexual individuals and take inspiration from the Asexual Pride ...

Some celebrations also use the red, green and black Pan-African flag ... A quick glance at the Juneteenth flag will show you there are three main symbols, each of which holds a special meaning.

this is our flag, our symbol on the red and black shirts and on the white shirts. This is our symbol. “There instead it’s monochromatic, red and white. Dear friends, I can say it loud and ...

black smoke, carefully unhooking the shredded banner from a flag pole in front of the home. The flag was visibly charred on one side, with one red stripe dangling down toward the ground.

And I think the flags are a great symbol of that ... white could be created by bleaching fabric, and red and blue dyes were durable, unlike black, which fades quickly. Flags often imitate ...

America's founding fathers left their descendants with little guidance on what the nation's flag means ... country's most enduring symbols. At just 32 words, it did not explain why red, white ...

It stands as a vibrant testament to LGBTQIA+ pride, a symbol ... Pride flags during Nantes for Pride in Nantes, France. The original configuration included pink to signify sex; red, life; orange ...

But when the first gay rainbow flags flew over San Francisco in 1978, they weren’t intended to be an international symbol for a growing ... pink for sex, red for life, orange for healing ...

unlike the official Juneteenth flag, features a red, green, and black color palette. Serving as a unifying symbol of freedom for Black people across the diaspora, Garvey’s design has been used ...