Intersex and Variations of Sex Characteristics Flags
Flags for intersex people and those with variations of sex characteristics. The oldest ancestor is Morgan Carpenter’s 2013 Intersex Flag: a purple circle on a yellow field, deliberately designed outside the visual language of gendered pink and blue, with the unbroken circle representing wholeness, bodily autonomy, and genital integrity. This category keeps intersex distinct from gender identity while documenting its place within LGBTQI+ and human-rights movements.
Entries in this category (3)
- Intersex Pride Flag Designed by Morgan Carpenter and first shared online on 4 July 2013, the Intersex Pride Flag sets an unbroken purple ring on a golden-yellow field.
- Intersex-Inclusive Pride Flag Valentino Vecchietti's 2021 redesign, which sets Morgan Carpenter's intersex flag, a purple circle on a golden yellow field, into the hoist chevron of Daniel Quasar's Progress Pride Flag.
- Chicago Intersex Pride An intersex recolouring of the flag of Chicago from PrideFlags.com’s Chicago series: lavender bars, a central blue-to-pink gradient band carrying four white stars, and the white field at the margins.