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Get to know the Nonbinary Pride Flags
Genderqueer Pride Flag
- Lavender: combining blue and pink, the traditional colors given to a boy and girl. It represents androgyny.
- White: represents the nonbinary community.
- Green: The contrasting color of lavender. It represents people who fall outside of the binary.
Creator: Marilyn Roxie ; Year created: 2011
Genderqueer is a gender identity that refers to people who do not see themselves as completely male or female. It is similar to the meaning of non-binary.
Between 2010 to 2011, Marilyn created 3 different versions of the flag. The current design was finalized in June 2011 and started to become popular.
The Genderqueer Pride Flag was accused of being too similar to the suffragette flag of the Women’s Social and Political Union of the United kingdom created in 1908. The United Kingdom Trans-exclusionary Radical Feminist (UK TERF) have recently declared their stance using this flag. To prevent confusion, some people from the Non-binary community decided to stop using the flag.
Marilyn replied on their official website that: They will not change the design of the Genderqueer Pride Flag.
Genderfluid Pride Flag
Emphasizes on gender fluidity. Gender identity or gender expression changes due to different times and circumstances.
- Pink: represents feminine characteristics
- White: represents non-specific gender identity
- Purple: represents the combination of feminine and masculine characteristics
- Black: represents all genders
- Blue: represents masculine characteristics
Creator: JJ Poole ; Year created: 2013
Non-Binary Pride Flag
- Yellow: represents that gender identity is not binary, it is not defined by only male or female
- White: includes all the colors of the spectrum represents communities of having multiple or all genders, e.g. genderfluid, bigender, etc.
- Lavender: represents falling between the male or female binary, or a mix of both
- Black: basic definition of not having any light entering the visual range, the opposite of white, represents having no gender
Creator: Kye Rowan ; Year created: 2014
Agender Pride Flag
- Black and white stripes: represents having no gender
- Green stripe: represents non-binary people
- green nd purple are contrasting colors , symbolizes leaving the traditional blue and pink colors given to male and female from the color spectrum wheel
- Grey stripe: represnts demigender people
Creator: Salem ; Year created: 2014
Salem identifies as agender, besides designing the agender pride flag, using the 7 stripes as a blueprint, they also created 3 other agender pride flags in hopes of raising awareness of their community.