LGBTQ+ Pride Flags & Their Meanings, Cont.

This flag is symbolic of the unity of Canadian and Gay pride. Show your support for your country and the LGBTQ+ community by waving this flag wherever you go!

Of course, the classic. Pride Palace’s best selling flag: the LGBTQ+ pride flag. The LGBTQ+ pride flag is a symbol of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender,  Queer and more (+) (LGBTQ+) pride and social movements.

Neptunic or Nomascsexual is the attraction to women, feminine non-binary people, and neutral non-binary people. It can also be described as an attraction to all non-men and/or man-aligned/masculine-aligned non-binary people. The term neptunic was coined by Tumblr user socialjusticeichigo on August 31, 2017 as a shorter term for nomascsexual. They later created the neptunic flag on September 17, 2017.

Now introducing the newest pride flag: The New Progress Pride Flag! The New Progress Pride Flag now includes intersex in its design. If you love celebrating diversity and all identities, this is the perfect flag for you!

Non-binary refers to someone who does not identify as exclusively a man or a woman. In really simple terms, someone who is non-binary might feel like a mix of genders, or like they have no gender at all. This flag is a great way to showcase your non-binary pride! 

Omnisexuality: is a sexual orientation where the individual recognizes and is attracted to people of all sexes, genders, and gender identities, with gender as a factor in their attraction. The light pink and light blue represents the gender spectrum. Pink represents attraction to femininity and women. Blue color represents attraction to masculinity and men. The deep purple (sometimes depicted as black) represents attraction to people whose gender identity falls outside of the named categories.

Pansexual: a person who experiences sexual, romantic, physical, and/or spiritual attraction for members of all gender identities/expressions. Often shortened to “pan.”

The ability to love multiple people and/or be involved in multiple relationships within the context of mutual consent. The original polyamorous pride flag was created in the Pacific Northwest in early fall of 1995 by Jim Evans, who wanted to create an anonymous symbol for the polyamorous community that could be acknowledged and shared by those who knew the symbol. With the advent of the internet, people began to discover the flag, and it grew in popularity and use. A modified version was created in Colorado in 2017 by the University of Northern Colorado Poly Community, one that has the infinity hearts symbol, a common symbol of the polyamorous community, instead of Evans' original pi symbol.

Polysexual: Someone who is sexually attracted to multiple, but not all, genders. Polyromantic: Someone who is romantically attracted to multiple, but not all, genders. On July 11, 2012, a flag designed by a Tumblr user with the signature “Samlin” submitted or posted a design to the blog @f***yeahpolysexuality, explaining their design: “I, as a poly individual, was greatly saddened by the fact that we don’t have a flag…so I made one :P I made it similar to the bi and pan flags, since they’re all under the multisexual umbrella. -Samlin”

Yet another Pride Palace necessity. Pride isn't something we should only be celebrating during pride month, it is a part of who we are every single day. At Pride Palace, the goal is to encourage the physical encouragement of pride 365 days a year. What better way than a Pride 365 flag? 

Show your support for love in any shape or form by waving this flag proudly wherever you may go!

Frogs are the CEO of things that aren’t LGBTQ+ but have LGBTQ+ energy. Naturally, we created a Pride Frog Flag. Frogs are here to represent your identity and make you proud to be you! Let this Pride Frog Flag show off your pride with good vibes.

The Progress Pride Flag adds five arrow-shaped lines to the six-colored Rainbow Flag, which is widely recognized as the symbol of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. The flag includes black and brown stripes to represent marginalized LGBT communities of color, along with the colors pink, light blue and white, which are used on the Transgender Pride Flag. If you stand for equality, this flag is a way for you to show it!

Queer is an identity, and often considered a movement, for people for sexual and gender minorities, and people who fall outside of and/or reject the cultural norms around sexuality, gender identity, and/or gender expression. Celebrate your identity 365 days a year with this flag!

What the world needs now is peace and love! Portray your good vibes by waving this flag proudly wherever you may go.

Transgender people have a gender identity or gender expression that differs from the sex that they were assigned at birth.

Unlabeled sexuality is when an individual chooses not to label their sexual identity. Green represents freedom, white is understanding, blue is acceptance, and orange is flexibility.

This one is a need. No matter how you identify, you are first and foremost human. Sometimes we can forget that in the midst of all the hate and discrimination in the world. We are human, we are LGBTQ+, and we are PROUD.