Each color of the rainbow represents something on a pride flag, but the Progress and Philadelphia Pride flags tell a more inclusive story. Here's how.

The Progress Pride Flag has emerged as a powerful symbol of inclusivity, representing the diverse identities within the LGBTQ+ community. This vibrant flag, designed by Daniel Quasar in 2018 ...

First Nations fashion and style are a way to stay connected to culture and community, and to express identity.

This June, many fly “Progress Pride Flag.” It’s designed to make rainbow gay pride flag more inclusive & to represent marginalized groups in LGBTQ community.

The “Progress Pride Flag” is a recent invention designed to make the rainbow pride flag more inclusive by featuring colors that represent different marginalized groups in the LGBTQ community.

The progress flag is not public domain like the traditional pride flag, but it’s still free to use. Permission is needed to use the design for profit. Skip Navigation ...

The progress flag is not public domain like the traditional pride flag, but it’s still free to use. Permission is needed to use the design for profit. Skip Navigation ...

The progress flag is not public domain like the traditional pride flag, but it’s still free to use. Permission is needed to use the design for profit. Skip Navigation ...

The progress flag is not public domain like the traditional pride flag, but it’s still free to use. Permission is needed to use the design for profit. Skip Navigation ...

The progress flag is not public domain like the traditional pride flag, but it’s still free to use. Permission is needed to use the design for profit. Skip Navigation ...

The claim that the progress pride flag is copyrighted needs context. It’s copyrighted, but with a Creative Commons license that makes it free to use for non-commercial purposes, and requires ...