LGBTQ+ Good News

Celebrating progress being made by and for the LGBTQ+ community

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What Is the Nonbinary Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Nonbinary Pride Flag was designed in 1999 to provide trans members of the LGBTQ+ community a distinct symbol for their experiences.

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What Is the Intersex Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Intersex Pride Flag was designed by Morgan Carpenter in 2013 to create a unique symbol for intersex folks that was not based on traditional gender symbols.

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What Is the Asexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Asexual Pride Flag was designed in 2010 to uplift, celebrate, and represent people who identify as ace.

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What Is the Pansexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Pansexual Pride Flag was designed in 2010 and pays homage to the diverse range of attractions experienced by pansexual individuals.

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What Is the Drag Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Drag Pride Flag was designed in 2016 to unite and represent drag performers of all genders.

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What Is the Genderqueer Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Genderqueer Pride Flag was created in 2011 to honor and celebrate LGBTQ+ folks who identify as genderqueer.

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What Is the Two-Spirit Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Two-Spirit Pride Flag was created in 2016 to distinctly honor and represent the Indigenous LGBTQ+ community.

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What Is the Genderfluid Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Genderfluid Pride Flag was created in 2012 to distinctly honor and represent genderfluid individuals in the LGBTQ+ community.

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What Is the Agender Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Agender Pride Flag was created in 2014 to represent and celebrate those who identify as agender.

A flag waves in the air with a design of horizontal stripes in the colors of the polysexual pride flag, from top to bottom: Pink, green, and blue

What Is the Polysexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Polysexual Pride Flag was created in 2012 to represent and celebrate LGBTQ+ folks who identify as polysexual.

A flag waves in the air with a design representing demisexual people. On the lefthand side is a black triangle, followed by three horizontal stripes, from top to bottom: White, purple, and gray.

What Is the Demisexual Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Demisexual Pride Flag was created in 2010 to represent and celebrate demisexual folks in the LGBTQ+ community.

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What Is the Aromantic Pride Flag & What Does It Mean?

The Aromantic Pride Flag was created in 2014 to represent and celebrate aromantic folks in the LGBTQ+ community.