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Inclusive and Progress Pride Flags

Flags that modify the rainbow to explicitly include communities historically marginalized within LGBTQ+ spaces. Beginning with the 2017 Philadelphia flag's addition of black and brown stripes and continuing through Daniel Quasar's Progress Pride Flag and Valentino Vecchietti's intersex-inclusive update, this category charts the ongoing expansion of collective pride symbolism.

Entries in this category (10)

  • Philadelphia Pride Flag An eight-stripe 2017 variant of the six-stripe rainbow flag that adds black and brown stripes to foreground racial inclusion and respond to racism within LGBTQ spaces.
  • Progress Pride Flag A 2018 redesign of the rainbow pride flag by Daniel Quasar (xe/xyr) that overlays a five-color hoist-side chevron onto the traditional six-stripe rainbow field.
  • Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag A 2021 redesign by Valentino Vecchietti (she/her) of Intersex Equality Rights UK that incorporates Morgan Carpenter's 2013 intersex flag (a purple circle on a golden yellow field) into the hoist-side chevron of Daniel Quasar's 2018 Progress Pride Flag.
  • Disability-Inclusive Pride Flag A 2024 flag by Valentino Vecchietti commissioned by Evenbreak that incorporates the Disability Pride Flag colors in a heart shape into the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag.
  • Progress+ Flag (Disabled Queer Transmasc Variant) A 2024 variant of the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag designed by a disabled Queer transmasculine Reddit user.
  • "Ultimate" Inclusive Diversity Pride Flag A maximalist pride flag design uploaded to Wikimedia Commons on December 22, 2022, by user TransIphis.
  • Queer Pride Flag A nine-stripe horizontal pride flag for the broader reclaimed Queer identity, designed in 2015 by DeviantArt user Pastelmemer, who also designed the omnisexual and xenogender flags.
  • MOGAI Pride Flag A pride flag associated with MOGAI (Marginalized Orientations, Gender Alignments, and Intersex), a term coined through group discussion on Tumblr in early 2014, primarily by user cloud (cisphobeofficial).
  • Unlabeled Pride Flag A four-stripe pride flag in pale green, white, pale blue, and pale orange for people who choose not to identify under specific labels for sexuality, gender, or other aspects of identity.
  • Victory Over AIDS Flag (1980s, designer unknown) A six-stripe rainbow flag with a single black stripe added at the bottom, used during the AIDS pandemic to mourn those lost to AIDS and to stand with people living with HIV.