Should we update the LGTB + flag?
GAYLES.TV.- La LGBT flag It has been used as a symbol of pride since the late 70s. Gilbert Baker created a flag with eight colors that were intended to reflect the diversity of the community LGBT.
Pink (sexuality), Red (life), Orange (health), Yellow (sunlight), Green (nature), Turquoise (magic / art), Indigo (serenity) and Violet (spirit) waved for the first time in the Pride of San Francisco el June 25, 1978. That first design underwent changes due to the low availability of fabrics of some colors on the market and ended up imposing a flag with six colors (regardless of pink and turquoise).
Portland designer Daniel Quasar redesigned the LGBTQ #Pride flag. The half size stripes represent trans folks (light blue, light pink and white), marginalized People of Color (brown, black) as well as those affected by AIDS (black) #PrideMonth pic.twitter.com/v1gI2O3Mh7
—Victoria Leandra | Travel Journalist (@leandrareports) June 16, 2018
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