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 is a reimagined take on the traditional pride flag. It has the rainbow flag’s six colors but layers a black, brown, blue, pink and white stripe in a chevron design.

Since its introduction, the Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag has gained international recognition. In 2022, London’s Regent Street featured 100 of these flags in celebration of Pride.

Learn them all: What each LGBTQ Pride Flag looks like and means It's Pride Month!: Stay up to date with USA TODAY's LGBTQ coverage. History of the Progress Pride Flag. The Progress Pride Flag was ...

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The Progress Pride Flag explained. Created by Portland artist Daniel Quasar in 2018, the Progress Pride Flag incorporates the black and brown stripes of the Philadelphia Pride flag with the pink, ...

The colors do not represent attraction to children. The progress pride flag featured in the video, which includes a triangle on the left side with five new colors, was created by artist Daniel ...

The largest Progress Pride flag in the U.S. will return and be even larger in 2025 as Philadelphia's LGBTQ+ community and allies gather for the Philadelphia Pride March and Festival.

Progress Pride flag flies over LA City Hall for first time. An recently-approved ordinance allows for the Pride flag to be raised at city hall and elsewhere in the Civic Center in June.

Quincy will celebrate Pride Month with a flag raising ceremony at the United First Parish Church. The Progress Pride Flag, symbolizing inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ community, will fly throughout June.