On April 30, 2024, several social media accounts on X shared an image purporting to be a new version of the LGBTQ+ pride flag. "I go offline for 2 days and there's apparently a new more inclusive ...

The intersex pride flag is yellow with a purple circle in the middle. The circle represents “wholeness and completeness, and our potentialities,” the flag’s creator, Morgan Carpenter , wrote.

The Pride flag is the most famous and recognized of the LGBTQ+ flags, if not flags in general. Created by Gilbert Baker, it is meant to represent the entire queer community. Originally, the flag ...

Today's most commonly used Intersex Flag, with a purple circle over a yellow background, was designed in 2013. The Asexual Flag, with black, gray, white, and purple stripes, was created in 2010.

An intersex version of the Progress Pride flag was painted onto the street in the Castro's Jane Warner Plaza and unveiled ...

This redesign added a yellow triangle with a purple circle — symbols from the intersex flag created by Morgan Carpenter in ...