The Two-Spirit Pride Flag, most commonly seen with the classic six rainbow stripes, a circle, and two feathers, as designed in 2016, represents an Indigenous sexual, gender, and/or spiritual ...

The six traditional rainbow stripes on the modern-day rainbow pride ... also include a small yellow triangle containing a purple circle on the far left side of the chevron. This design references ...

The Two-Spirit flag consists of the six stripe rainbow flag with a circle and dual-feather design. Both feathers are meant to represent the masculine and feminine identities, while the circle ...

The result was the first rainbow pride flag, which originally had eight stripes instead of six ... The intersex pride flag is yellow with a purple circle in the middle. The circle represents ...

It doesn't need to be Pride Month to see lots of different pride flags waving brightly in the wind celebrating the diverse ...

They were soon mass-produced and flown at Pride events around the country, and the rainbow flag has become a ubiquitous symbol of Pride today. The hot pink and turquoise stripes were subsequently ...

This version features black and brown stripes at the top ... a variation of the traditional rainbow Pride flag, features a yellow triangle with a purple circle placed in the center.

The purple circle symbolizes wholeness ... The black and white stripes represent heterosexuality and cisgenderism, and the rainbow striped "A" stands for ally or advocate. Two-Spirit Pride Flag ...

This flag features the six-stripe rainbow along with a chevron featuring ... The intersex flag consists of an open purple circle in the middle of a yellow background. Pansexuality refers to ...

The original rainbow flag consisted of eight differently ... The flag features an additional yellow stripe with a purple circle at its center on the hoist to represent intersex people.