Our Flag Archives

Some identities aren’t found between the lines—they create new lines altogether. In 2014, teenager and activist Kye Rowan designed the...

For some, pride is polished. For others, it’s raw, real, and unapologetically bold. In 1989, Tony DeBlase unveiled the Leather Pride Flag...

Not every connection strikes like lightning—some grow slowly, rooted in meaning, and bloom with depth.   In the early 2010s, members of...

Before “nonbinary” became widely recognized, there was genderqueer—a term of defiance, fluidity, and unapologetic truth.   In 2011,...

The Bear Pride Flag doesn’t ask to be understood—it wraps you in an embrace and says, “You already are.” Designed in 1995 by Craig...

Not all revolutions make noise—some speak in quiet truths and radical self-acceptance. In 2010, the online community at the Asexual...

Not every flag needs stripes. Some symbols speak through precision and quiet defiance. In 2013, activist and designer Morgan Carpenter...

Before it became a global icon, the Rainbow Pride Flag began as an act of creative resistance and hopeful vision. In 1978, artist Gilbert...