Progress Pride flag
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The Progress Pride flag is a variant of the LGBTQ rainbow flag that includes additional colored stripes representing transgender people and people of color, inspired by the Philadelphia pride flag. The white, light blue and light pink colors of the flag represent transgender people, and the brown and black colors represent people of color and the anti-racism movement. The flag's yellow color stripe is also used to include people living with HIV/AIDS. Other similar variants have emerged to include other minority groups, such as intersex people, sex workers, people with disabilities, among others. The Progress Flag was designed in 2018 by Daniel Quasar, an American non-binary queer artist and graphic designer. Progress pride flags are seen at LGBTQ parades, at events during Pride Month, or on commemorative dates such as International LGBTQ Pride Day and the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, used by LGBTQ organizations and activists, such as the Aliança Nacional LGBTI in Brazil.
The Progress Pride flag is a variant of the LGBTQ rainbow flag that includes additional colored stripes representing transgender people and people of color, inspired by the Philadelphia pride flag. The white, light blue and light pink colors of the flag represent transgender people, and the brown and black colors represent people of color and the anti-racism movement. The flag's yellow color stripe is also used to include people living with HIV/AIDS. Other similar variants have emerged to include other minority groups, such as intersex people, sex workers, people with disabilities, among others. The Progress Flag was designed in 2018 by Daniel Quasar, an American non-binary queer artist and graphic designer. Progress pride flags are seen at LGBTQ parades, at events during Pride Month, or on commemorative dates such as International LGBTQ Pride Day and the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, used by LGBTQ organizations and activists, such as the Aliança Nacional LGBTI in Brazil.
See also
Racism in the LGBTQ community Disability flag
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