American flag and gay flag

Except for the fact that my room does not have a flag."

Pitzen noted that she took her American flag down in her classroom "because it made me uncomfortable" during the COVID-19 pandemic but hasn't located the flag. Monuments like Christ the Redeemer statue and the White House are illuminated during this month.

The Pride Flag color meanings remain the same as the original one; however, two stripes were removed (turquoise and pink colors) for simplifying purposes.

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Polyamory Pride Flag

Featuring the Greek lowercase letter “pi” (π) on their flag, which also is the first letter of the word polyamory, this flag celebrates the infinite selection of partners, meaning having open relationships.

Polyamory Pride Flag color meanings:

• Blue: honesty and openness
• Red: love and passion
• Black: solidarity
• Golden: the value of relationship, emotional attachment, either friendly or romantic, as opposed to merely physical relationships

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Still, it was simplified one year later to accommodate industry standards in order to keep up with the overwhelming demand for this new symbol of hope and liberation.

Yet, the Pride Flag meaning remained the same.

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Annette Franco, a spokesperson for the Newport-Mesa Unified School District, told the Orange County Register: "Showing respect for our nation's flag is an important value that we instill in our students and an expectation of our employees. Yes, all of them. This inclusive flag strives to symbolize various communities, including individuals affected by AIDS, people of color, and transgender individuals, all under a single emblematic representation.

Progress Pride Flag

Valentino Vecchietti is the visionary behind the creation of this flag, which incorporates the intersex symbol into the Progress Pride flag, resulting in a more comprehensive and inclusive symbol.

Polysexual Pride Flag

Polysexual people are attracted to many, but not all, genders. Queer People of Color Pride Flag

Although this flag was used before, 2020 was the year when the queer people of color (QPOC) Pride Flag raised considerably in popularity as a sign of solidarity with Black Lives Matter demonstrations worldwide.

This colorful flag represents not only QPOC but also how the black community and the queer community are often woven together.

To represent that, the raised fist with six stripes in shades of brown, from light to dark, was added on top of a black circle onto the traditional and most current LGBT Pride Flag.

In the past, the raised fist was used as a symbol of support and solidarity as well as an expression of resistance, strength, and unity.

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Totally fine. From the top and from the bottom, the stripes alternate [between] black and royal blue. But we never dreamed that one day we would see it flown in Prides in England, America, Israel, India, Australia, and all around the world.

Neth Dugan

15. That’s because it represents intersex people, whose bodies don’t align with the gender binary of female and male.

The flag was designed by Morgan Carpenter, who aimed to create a symbol “that is not derivative, but is yet firmly grounded in meaning.”

It uses “hermaphrodite” colors, yellow and purple, meaning non-derivative of gendered pink and blue.

"My (student) today goes, 'Hey, it's kind of weird that we just stand and we say it to nothing. Intersex Pride Flag

Created in 2013, the intersex flag is a simple but powerful one. This includes trans and nonbinary lesbians, including lesbians who use pronouns other than she/her. Bisexual Pride Flag

Created in 1998 by Michael Page, the bisexual flag represents the increased visibility of bisexual people in the LGBT community and society.

The color scheme is borrowed from the two overlapping triangles used as a symbol of bisexual community and pride.

The inverted pink triangle, a symbol reclaimed from WWII, was used to identify gay men in concentration camps.

Please make sure that if you use the lesbian flag, you are not using it in a way that goes against the core values around which it was created.

5. Progress Pride Flag

In response to Philly Pride Flag, Daniel Quasar recreated the Pride Flag to achieve a better design and give more meaning to it.