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PRIDE FLAG NUMBER FIVE: TRANSGENDER
Created by Monica Helm, she described how the flag is symmetrical so that "no matter which way you fly it, it is correct, symbolising the correctness in our lives and identities".
Blue: traditional male colour
Pink: traditional female colour
White: intersex, non-binary, gender non-conforming and people who are in the process of transitioning
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PRIDE FLAG NUMBER ONE: THE FIRST EVER PRIDE FLAG
To start us off, we're starting all the way back in the beginning with the first pride flag! Created in 1978 by openly gay man and drag queen Gilbert Baker, commissioned by the first openly gay man to be elected to office, Harvey Milk.
Hot pink: sex
Red: life
Orange: healing
Yellow: sunlight
Green: nature
Turquoise: magic and art
Indigo: serenity
Violet: spirit
PRIDE FLAG NUMBER FOUR: BISEXUAL
Created by Michael Page in 1998, the flag represents attraction to two or more genders.
Pink: same sex attraction
Purple: attraction to all genders/overlap
Blue: opposite sex attraction
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PRIDE FLAG NUMBER NINE: GENDERFLUID
Created in 2012 by JJ Poole, the flag represents a fluid gender identity or switching between multiple genders
Pink: feminity
White: all genders
Purple: both genders (male + female)
Black: no gender/agender
Blue: masculinity
PRIDE FLAG NUMBER 13: AROACE
Created in 2018, the flag represents the aroace (aromantic and asexual) community.
Orange: community
Yellow: love outside the spectrum
White: wholeness
Blue: spectrum
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PRIDE FLAG NUMBER SEVEN: ASEXUAL
The asexual flag was first used in 2010 and represents people who don't feel attraction.
Black: feelings of no attraction
Grey: the grey area between attraction and non-attraction
White: non-asexual partners
Purple: community
PRIDE FLAG NUMBER THREE: LESBIAN
Created by Tumblr blogger Emily Gwen in 2018, the flag represents the lesbian community and diversity
Dark orange: gender non-conforming lesbians
Orange: independence
Peach: community
White: womanhood
Pink: serenity and peace
Dusty pink: love and sex
Dark rose: feminity
PRIDE FLAG NUMBER ELEVEN: DEMIGENDER
The demi-gender identities are demi boy, being a gender in-between male and non-binary, demi girl, a gender in-between female and non-binary and demi-non-binary, a gender in-between gender neutral and non-binary. They are based in feeling a connection with one gender whilst not fully being it.
Grey: grey areas between genders
White: non-binary/agender
Blue: masculinity
Pink: feminity
Yellow: non-binary
