pride flags
Rainbow solidarity symbols
Pride flags are banners representing LGBTQ+ identities and communities.
The rainbow flag is the most recognized, but dozens exist for specific identities: the transgender flag (blue, pink, white stripes), bisexual flag, lesbian flag, and many others.
They appear at pride events, protests, and as symbols of solidarity or personal identity: The office hung pride flags during June.
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- bannersLarge displayed cloth signs
- paradesPublic celebratory processions
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- nonbinaryOutside male-female categories
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- decalsvinyl decals, window decals, bumper stickers, vinyl decal, wall decals
- LGBTQgay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer
- LGBTQ historyStonewall riots, gay liberation, Harvey Milk, gay rights movement, Daughters of Bilitis
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Practice targeting sexual identity
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Act of hiding something
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