#accessible pride flags

Pride flags for anyone who identifies as, or with the concept of a maned lioness or a maneless lion, for any reason, including But Not Limited To: being intersex, gender nonconforming, trans in any way (and of any gender), or alterhuman/otherkin!

The colors were picked from photos of real lions and lionesses, and are completely symmetrical to represent how there's no "wrong way" to be a maned lioness or a maneless lion. There is no gender requirement for either flag.

Other people with completely different genders to you might identify as the same one as you, and this is a good thing. Have pride in your community. There is no wrong way to be a maneless lion or maned lioness. There is no gender requirement or policing.

Insert pride puns here.

These pride flags and icons are Public Domain, meaning there is no copyright on them, and you can do Literally Anything you want with them, at all. (Because there's no point in making a "pride flag" if no one is allowed to actually use it as a pride flag)

[ID: Three versions of two pride flags, both with seven horizontal and symetrical stripes, with the top, bottom, and center stripes being the same color. The first is the Maned Lioness pride flag, with stripes of: Black, tan, light brown, black, light brown, tan, and black. The first version of the flag has a white icon of a maned lionness in the center, with a spiky mane. The second version has just the stripes. The first version is the icon against a white background, with the flag stripes inside the lines of the icon itself. The second flag is the Maneless Lion pride flag, with stripes of: very soft gold, tan, light brown, soft gold, light brown, tan, and soft gold. The first version of the flag has the head of a maneless lion in the center in white. The second version has just the stripes, and the last version is the icon itself against a black background, with the stripes inside the icon. End ID.]

All of these images are archived on the Internet Archive. This post will be saved to the Wayback Machine as soon as it is posted. You are encouraged to download and share these anywhere and everywhere you want. Just please include the relevant sections of the image description for accessibility.

Again. Cannot stress this enough. There are no gender requirements for either of these terms.

You might identify with the same term here as a woman, or a man, or a nonbinary person. This is not a bad thing. This is fantastic. Celebrate your shared pride and have joy in your community.

Protect everyone around you just as strongly as lions defend members of their own prides, no matter the differences between you, whether you're a maned lioness or a maneless lion, or neither, or something in between.

[ID: A screenshot of a tweet by sev / solarlesbian that was created on January 28, 2022, and reads, "Oriented aroace lesbian flag, 7 stripe + 5-stripe versions! #lesbitwt". This is followed by two versions each of two flags. The first has seven stripes, the second is a simplified version with five. The first flag's stripes are: Dark berry purple, medium purple, lavender, white, deep seafoam green, teal, and very dark blue. The stripes are labeled with their meaning in the second version, from top to bottom: community, lesbian identity, love for women, wholeness, tertiary attraction, aroace identity, and healing. The second version has dark purple, lavender, white, spruce green, and very dark blue. The stripes are labled, "community, lesbian identity and love for women, wholeness, aroace identity and tertiary attraction, and healing". End ID.]

Link to the original tweet here.

Update 2 days later: January 9 2025: No reply still, so here's an it/he pronoun pride flag. It is public domain. You are encouraged to download and share it.

This post will be saved to the wayback machine once I'm done editing it to add this, and the flag will be uploaded to the internet archive. You are welcome to upload it to any wikis. It is public domain.

[ID: A pride flag with five diagonal stripes of: Sky blue, leaf green, pale yellow, gold, and dark red. End ID.]

If you often post pride flags, please start using or making image description templates and describing your original posts rather than asking other people to do it for you.

If you make the original post accessible from the start, literally everyone benefits. It's not fair to ask physically disabled people to be the only ones putting in effort to make the spaces accessible.

You can also submit pride flags to this blog that need templates, and the document will be updated.

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for easy reposting:

Using the alchemical symbol for sulfur as a nonbinary symbol the way Mars and Venus represent male and female. (original post about that here)

[ID: Three versions of a pride flag that has four horizontal stripes of yellow, teal, red, and black. The first is just the stripes of the flag itself. The second version has two overlapping sulfur symbols, with an upward pointing triangle above a cross, with small diamonds at each horizontal arm of the cross. The last version has a single sulfur symbol with a heart inside. End ID.]

Recopying what I already wrote for the Internet Archive:

A flag for nonbinary people who are attracted to nonbinary people. This attraction does not need to be exclusive, it is meant to be inclusive, the way "men loving men" includes all men who love men, and "women loving women" includes all women who love women, even if they're also attracted to other genders.

These symbols can be adapted for a flag for nonbinary people who are exclusively attracted to nonbinary people if you would like!

This flag is called called "sulpherian", or "sulpheric" because I earlier decided to use the alchemical symbol for sulfur as a nonbinary symbol, and this flag's colors were chosen to match: Sulfur is yellow, burns blue, and melts into blood red. Sulfur in alchemy represents both fire, and the soul.

Many people shorten "nonbinary loving nonbinary" to "nln" or "xlx", and either of those can be used as well.

I wanted a nonbinary symbol that was not connected to the male or female symbols, but as something that can stand on its own, that is distinct and easy to remember and that most people should be able to draw so they can make their own art with it.

I've provided a blank version of the flag, along with versions with connected nonbinary symbols, and a single symbol with a heart on the inside, along with the files for those symbols, and icon sized versions for use online.

These flags, like all the flags I create, are Public Domain, so you can use them for literally anything you want, no credit or permission needed. The only thing I ask is that, when you share it online, please include an image description so that blind and other disabled people who need IDs can be included in your posts or art.

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The HD versions of these flags and symbols can be downloaded from the internet archive here.

Included are versions with diamonds rather than triangles, because I was distracted when I started making these last night and for some reason didn't remember the sulfur symbol is a triangle instead of a diamond until literally 50 minutes ago when I was typing this post the first time lol. Either can be used :P

[ID: A pride flag with seven zig-zagging horizontal stripes of: dark berry red, white, gold, black, gold, white, and rust brown. The white and black stripes are thin, the berry, gold, and rust stripes are thicker. End ID.]

Public domain. use for anything you want. you can download the HD version here from the Internet Archive and also see the version I hand-drew on my phone.

This post will be saved to the Wayback Machine as quickly as it takes me to post it and then go to it on my blog. Here's the link for this post's archive history.

You are encouraged to download it and use it for literally anything you want, including uploading to other sites or reposting. Please just copy and paste the image description above if you're going to share it online.

You can also use the HD version of this as a pride flag template if you like the zig-zags.

Make a word for pronouns like ze/hir and ae/aer and other sets that aren't nounself pronouns.

nounself pronouns are neopronouns.

so if you want a way to look for non-nounself neopronouns, then those kinds of neopronouns need their own name!

How about just novapronouns? it's short and to the point. Neo is the greek word for new, so how about nova, the latin word for new, for neopronouns that aren't nounself pronouns?

Novapronouns = pronouns like ae/aer, ze/hir, ect.

Nounself pronouns = pronouns like bun/buns, star/stars, ect.

Neopronouns = nounself, novapronouns, and any other pronouns that fall under this umbrella.

Neopronoun is the umbrella term, and nounself and novapronoun are more specific categories under the umbrella.

there you go. have fun.

Edit #1: here, have a pride flag too! Different shades of purple because I like purple and I think it's a very space themed color :)

[ID: Two versions of the a pride flag with five horizontal stripes of: berry purple, dark magenta, white, very dark violet, and purple. The first is shaped like a square, the second is shaped like a wide rectangle. End ID.]

Free pride flags! The second one should, in theory, fit perfectly as a tumblr header! Feel free to use them for literally anything you'd use a pride flag for, including designs you sell!

Edit #2:

And for extra fun, pronoun sets that create actual new rules and do away with the -self suffix at the end or have a pronoun replace contractions can be called supernova pronouns :) because it's an epic name. (can be spelled with a space or as all one long word)

Supernova pronouns = xiy/rik/ix/sirav, izi/(ito)/av/avi/fiself (ito replaces any contractions that would otherwise be izi'd or izi's)

Edit #3:

Here's a link to the post with this flag, a supernovapronoun flag, and more!

"https://rjalker.tumblr.com/post/702228461355515904/neopronouns-categories-flags-and-explanations"

(For posterity in case this takes off, this post is being made on November 28th, 2022, 8:20PM. I decided to make this because I'm in the middle of making pronoun pins for 275+ different sets.)

Edit 1h later: Yes!! There is!!! Also when you copy a link for a tweet tumblr automatically turns it into an image with alt text automatically added for any text in the tweet, so I do not want to hear any more fucking excuses for people who steal Twitter posts not making their posts accessible.

Archived link for the tweet.

[ID: A tweet by Fursona Pins ® TFF (@FursonaPins) June 28, 2019, reading:

"This trans and POC inclusive flag represents a shared experience as LGBTQIA+ in the furry fandom, where any person can be their authentic self. The furry fandom has been the most welcoming fandom we have experienced. This flag is a Thank You to our fandom and its members."

The flag has horizontal stripes of blue, white, and brown. In the center is a ring made of the rainbow flag turned on its side, with the center of the ring white with a black pawprint.

This is followed by three more additions by the same person, each from the same day, reading:

The blue stripe represents our community's future and our hope to be more inclusive and accepting of our fellow LGBTQIA+ peers. The white stripe represents all of our trans community members. The brown stripe represents our POC community members.

The rainbow is a circle, a symbol of unity, and in the center is what has brought us together to this uniquely accepting fandom -- the paw.

Even if you are not a furry, we hope you see the beauty in our fandom and its inclusive LGBTQIA+ community. [a rainbow pride flag emoji]

This flag is free to use for anyone in the furry fandom. Personal or commercial, it doesn't matter. This flag is yours, furry fandom. You do not need our permission to use it. It is yours."

End ID.]

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