Is this the new Pride Flag?

[Cow Poke]

I have only seen this from conservative leaning sources, so I'm asking if anybody knows if this is legit.

pride flag.png

Is this the latest evolution of the Pride Flag?

[seer]

I have only seen this from conservative leaning sources, so I'm asking if anybody knows if this is legit.

pride flag.png

Is this the latest evolution of the Pride Flag?

Could it get more ugly? Disjointed, scattered, incohesive. Just like their souls..

[Faber]

Could it get more ugly? Disjointed, scattered, incohesive. Just like their souls..

Why not just replace it with this...
heinz 57.jpg

[seer]

Why not just replace it with this...
heinz 57.jpg

That works!

[Cow Poke]

I'm just glad it's looking less and less like a rainbow.

[rogue06]

I have only seen this from conservative leaning sources, so I'm asking if anybody knows if this is legit.

pride flag.png

Is this the latest evolution of the Pride Flag?

Not really. A similar flag missing the ring and with an all red "umbrella" (I think that's what it is) was designed a few years ago and seems that it was met with collective yawns. I don't think any major LGBTQ++ group uses it.

[CivilDiscourse]

Not authoritative, but wikimedia (only spot from google image search that returned this image)

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:LGBTIQ%2B,_intersex,_trans,_nonbinary,_POC,_sex_work,_HIV_%26_AIDS,_pink_triangle,_disability,_inclusive_diversity_pride_flag.png

This flag is fictitious, proposed, or locally used unofficially. It has not been adopted in an official capacity, and although it may be named as if it was an official flag of a geographical or other entity and have some visual elements that are similar to official logos or flags of that entity, it does not have any official recognition. A flag of this type should not be added to any articles or pages unless it is officially proposed by a government agency, covered by the media, or sees notable local use.

English: This flag is comprised of many different symbols present within the LGBTIQ+ community. From left to right, the multi-colored chevron has the colors of the trans flag. White represents people transitioning, gender-neutral people, gender non-conforming, and non-binary people, pink represents femininity and blue represents masculinity. Chevron also includes brown and black stripes, these stripes represent both people of color, black stripe has also an additional meaning, representing those who are living with HIV and AIDS. The purple circle is surrounded by one yellow circle on its outer side and one on its inner side representing the intersex community. It wraps around the chevron showing that intersex people can be of any gender, race, sexuality, or any other identity. The circle is unbroken and unornamented, symbolizing wholeness and completeness, and the potentialities of intersex people. Colors purple and yellow are used since non of them can be representative, in the traditional sense, of the gender binary. The red umbrella has an eight-part canopy two of which are completely covered by chevron, while the two parts are located directly opposite of the completely covered ones that are not colored red. The umbrella itself represents sex workers and is also in place to represent those activists who were or still are sex workers. The pink triangle represents those of the LGBTIQ+ community who were lost throughout history due to hate crimes, anti-LGBTIQ+ laws, and the plethora of other anti-LGBTIQ+ activities, including the Shoah. Below is the flag of the rights of persons with disabilities. The tricolor flag, colors on it are gold, silver, and bronze, representative of medals awarded at the Paralympic Games, these colors also represent the collective's overcoming of obstacles. Behind the chevron, the ring, and the umbrella there is a nine-stripe pride flag. From top to bottom the colors and their meanings are lavender symbolizing diversity, pink symbolizing sex, red symbolizing love, orange symbolizing healing, yellow symbolizing sunlight, green symbolizing nature, turquoise symbolizing magic, indigo symbolizing serenity, and purple symbolizing spirit.

© Copyright Original Source

[Cow Poke]

Not authoritative, but wikimedia (only spot from google image search that returned this image)

Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:LGBTIQ%2B,_intersex,_trans,_nonbinary,_POC,_sex_work,_HIV_%26_AIDS,_pink_triangle,_disability,_inclusive_diversity_pride_flag.png

This flag is fictitious, proposed, or locally used unofficially. It has not been adopted in an official capacity, and although it may be named as if it was an official flag of a geographical or other entity and have some visual elements that are similar to official logos or flags of that entity, it does not have any official recognition. A flag of this type should not be added to any articles or pages unless it is officially proposed by a government agency, covered by the media, or sees notable local use.

English: This flag is comprised of many different symbols present within the LGBTIQ+ community. From left to right, the multi-colored chevron has the colors of the trans flag. White represents people transitioning, gender-neutral people, gender non-conforming, and non-binary people, pink represents femininity and blue represents masculinity. Chevron also includes brown and black stripes, these stripes represent both people of color, black stripe has also an additional meaning, representing those who are living with HIV and AIDS. The purple circle is surrounded by one yellow circle on its outer side and one on its inner side representing the intersex community. It wraps around the chevron showing that intersex people can be of any gender, race, sexuality, or any other identity. The circle is unbroken and unornamented, symbolizing wholeness and completeness, and the potentialities of intersex people. Colors purple and yellow are used since non of them can be representative, in the traditional sense, of the gender binary. The red umbrella has an eight-part canopy two of which are completely covered by chevron, while the two parts are located directly opposite of the completely covered ones that are not colored red. The umbrella itself represents sex workers and is also in place to represent those activists who were or still are sex workers. The pink triangle represents those of the LGBTIQ+ community who were lost throughout history due to hate crimes, anti-LGBTIQ+ laws, and the plethora of other anti-LGBTIQ+ activities, including the Shoah. Below is the flag of the rights of persons with disabilities. The tricolor flag, colors on it are gold, silver, and bronze, representative of medals awarded at the Paralympic Games, these colors also represent the collective's overcoming of obstacles. Behind the chevron, the ring, and the umbrella there is a nine-stripe pride flag. From top to bottom the colors and their meanings are lavender symbolizing diversity, pink symbolizing sex, red symbolizing love, orange symbolizing healing, yellow symbolizing sunlight, green symbolizing nature, turquoise symbolizing magic, indigo symbolizing serenity, and purple symbolizing spirit.

© Copyright Original Source

Thanks, CD.

[Cow Poke]

Not really. A similar flag missing the ring and with an all red "umbrella" (I think that's what it is) was designed a few years ago and seems that it was met with collective yawns. I don't think any major LGBTQ++ group uses it.

It may even be a spoof to mock the ever increasing 'ranks' being added.

[KingsGambit]

My job takes me into neighborhoods with quite a few pride flags. I haven't seen anything like this.

[seanD]

My job takes me into neighborhoods with quite a few pride flags. I haven't seen anything like this.

Probably because they're adding depraved and deranged identifies to the ideology faster than the flag manufacturers can keep up.

[CivilDiscourse]

Thanks, CD.

No problem. Was trying to see if there was an answer to the "not sure if it's real".

[Cow Poke]

No problem. Was trying to see if there was an answer to the "not sure if it's real".

It sure looks busy.

[Ronson]

My job takes me into neighborhoods with quite a few pride flags. I haven't seen anything like this.

Just curious, what neighborhoods would those be? I rarely see any sort of flags flying, except official ones at government offices.

[Ronson]

I have only seen this from conservative leaning sources, so I'm asking if anybody knows if this is legit.

pride flag.png

Is this the latest evolution of the Pride Flag?

That would defeat the purpose, wouldn't it? I think a flag is supposed to be relatively simple so it can be easily identified and possibly duplicated.