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10. Learn about LGBTQIA+ Flags

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Gilbert Baker Pride Flag

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1978-1999 Pride Flag

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Rainbow Pride Flag

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Philadelphia's People of Color Inclusive Flag

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Queer People of Color Flag

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"Progress" Pride Flag

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Bisexual Flag

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Pansexual Flag

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Polysexual Flag

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Asexual Flag

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Demisexual Flag

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Intersex Flag

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Transgender Flag

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Genderqueer Flag

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Genderfluid Flag

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Agender Flag

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Aromantic Flag

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Non-Binary Flag

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The original gay pride flags flew at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade celebration on June 25, 1978. Prior to that event, the Pink triangle had been used as a symbol for the LGBT community, despite representing a dark chapter in the history of homosexuality. Harvey Milk commissioned artist Gilbert Baker to create a Pride flag. The rainbow was chosen because it’s a symbol of hope.

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Gilbert Baker

Meaning of the colors:

Hot Pink: Sex

Red: Life

Orange: Healing

Yellow: Sunlight

Green: Nature

Turquoise: Magic

Indigo: Harmony

Violet: Spirit

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