The Ace Pride Flag is for people who are asexual or don't feel sexual attraction to others — it also represents those who are graysexual and demisexual! Did you know that the 'A' in LGBTQIA+ stands for asexual. 💫 #Pride #GameForAll
The Lesbian Pride Flag has some warm sunset colors representing: - Gender Non-Conformity - Independence - Community - Relationships to Womanhood - Peace - Love - Femininity #Pride #GameForAll
Non-binary is an umbrella term with the four colors of the Non-Binary Pride Flag representing: 💛 People whose gender doesn't fit a binary structure ⚪ People with multiple genders 💜 People with mixed or in-between genders ⚫ People who do not have a gender #Pride #GameForAll
The Pansexual Pride Flag highlights people who find attraction regardless of gender! Fun fact: the word 'pan' comes from the Greek prefix meaning 'all'. The pink represents attraction to women, the yellow to non-binary people, and the blue to men. #Pride #GameForAll
The Bisexual Pride Flag is for people who feel attraction to one or more genders. Don't confuse this magenta, violet, and blue flag for the Pansexual Pride Flag which has colors similar to Pride Miss Maia — which we'll discuss in a later post! #Pride #GameForAll
The Trans Pride Flag is so important to highlight! Trans people, such as Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, have been some of the biggest pioneers for LGBTQIA+ rights. TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS! #Pride #GameForAll
The Progress Pride Flag brings a focus to the diversity that makes up the LGBTQIA+ community. With an added arrow to represent the POC and trans people who have driven the community forward, this flag reminds us that there is still progress to be made. #Pride #GameForAll
