Recent Good News

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

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.

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

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

The Bisexual Pride Flag was designed in 1998 and includes colors that represent attraction across genders.

The Trans-Inclusive Gay Men’s Pride Flag was designed in 2017 to recognize trans men in the gay rights movement.

The modern Lesbian Pride Flag was designed by Emily Gwen in 2018 and represents women who experience sexual attraction to women.

Gilbert Baker was an artist and LGBTQ+ rights activist renowned for creating the iconic Rainbow Pride Flag — a symbol of celebration and diversity for the LGBTQ+ community. 

The Queer Pride Flag has unknown origins but represents anyone in the LGBTQ+ community who identifies with the ‘queer’ label.

The Philadelphia Pride Flag was created in 2017 to include the experience of LGBTQ+ community members of color.