June Pride Month Stickers

Love is love is love!

It takes courage to be who you truly are.

Milith Rusignuolo created the first version of the Graysexual pride flag in 2013. It features two lines of purple on the top and bottom of the flag, two grey lines further in, with a white center line. The colors are supposed to represent someone starting with no sexual attraction (purple - asexuality), then going through an episode of attraction (grey to white), with white indicating allosexuality from the asexual flag, and then returning to asexuality once again. Graysexual is used to describe a person who identifies themselves asexual but does not fall into one of the primary kinds of asexuality.

Subtle women loving women pride flag with historically significant symbols such as violets and nautical stars.

Pride Heart

The Intersex Pride Flag was developed in 2013 by the co-chair of Intersex Human Rights Australia, Morgan Carpenter. Intersex people are those born with a variety of differences in their sex traits and reproductive anatomy. There is no one way to be intersex as everyone’s experience in unique. The creator chose yellow and purple as those are seen as gender neutral colors.

The Drag Flag was designed by Veranda L'Ni. Purple - The passion for drag we all share. White - The blank slate that is our body and face that we all change to create the characters we become. Blue - Self-expression and loyalty. Crown - Leadership in the community. Stars - The many forms of drag.

The first drag pride flag was created, in 1999, by artist Sean Campbell and was called the Feather Pride Flag. The phoenix was used as a symbol of rebirth and fires of passion with which the drag community uses to raise awareness and funds for many causes.

Let the Pride Heart fill you with LOVE! Support yourself and those you love!

Beautiful lgbt love. Rainbow letters

Juneteenth - Freedom Day. The day on which we commemorate the end of slavery. Get this for yourself or give it as a gift to someone in preparation for the Juneteenth / Freedom day celebrations! Capture the triumph of liberation with our Juneteenth Freedom Day graphic shirt, a symbol of emancipation triumph and historical milestone in every stitch. This shirt combines vivid commemorative imagery with symbolic motifs and colors, resonating with the spirit of the end of slavery. Embrace the legacy of freedom in style, as this shirt proudly represents the ongoing journey towards equality, unity, and the commemoration of emancipation and black pride.

Let the Pride swirl around you! Support yourself and those you love!

In lesbian culture, the word 'butch' indicates a woman whose gender expression and traits are present as typically 'masculine.' Being butch is about playing with and questioning traditional binary male and female gender roles and expressions. The Butch Lesbian Pride Flag Blue stripes represent Masculinity. White broadly represents people across gender and sexuality spectrums. Purple stripes represent lesbian and woman-identified individuals.

The Lesbian Flag is one of the flags fewer people know about. This flag features different shades of pink and sometimes comes with a red kiss on it to represent lipstick lesbians. This flag was created by Natalie McCray in 2010. Some lesbians oppose this flag because of its exclusion of butch lesbians but no other flag has as much popularity as this one. In the new flag, the colors represent the following: Darkest Orange: Gender nonconformity Middle Orange: Independence Lightest Orange: Community White: Unique relationships to womanhood Lightest Pink: Serenity and peace Middle Pink: Love and sex Darkest Pink: Femininity

Genderfluid is when someone feel their gender switching from one gender to another, and those genders can be anything, like male to female to non-binary. Genderfluid can also be broken down into genderfae which is when a person only feel their gender switching between female and non-binary genders, and genderfaun which is wheb a persons gender only switch between male and non-binary genders.

A gradient pride design to brighten up anything you own!

Bi-gender is a gender identity in which a person has or experiences two genders. The genders may be any combination of two genders, and those genders can be binary (man or woman) or non-binary. They may be experienced simultaneously or alternate, and they may not be experienced equally or in the same way. Some, but not all, bi-gender people experience gender dysphoria, especially if the two genders have markedly different gender expressions.

The Flag for the Asexual Community was created in 2010 by the Asexual Visibility and Education Network. Asexual can be an umbrella term and each color in this flag also represents something unique. Black stands for asexuality. Gray represents demisexuality, for those who develop sexual attraction to someone only after forming a deep emotional bond with them. White stands for the allies of the community. Purple represents the entire community of asexual folks.

The Demiboy pride flag was created in 2015 by the Tumblr user Transrants. While Transrants did not explicitly explain the colors, the demiboy community who identify with the flag have assigned meaning to them. The flag features four colors, blue represents manhood/masculinity, white represents non-binary or agender, and the shades of grey represents the grey areas and partial connections to other genders than the binary concepts of gender (male or female). A demiboy, also referred to as demiguy, demiman, demimale, or demidude, is a person who identifies with the concept of masculinity.

Show your pride and represent your true colors. (This is a solid artwork. If you want to see the color/fabric through the lettering, look for my other item "Gay Pride (Transparent)")

Love is love is love!

Peace Pride

While this flag is not as well known, this is the Queer Pride Flag. Created in 2015, the flag represents all aspects of queerness as the label ‘queer’ has become more celebrated. The pink and blue shades represented same-gender attraction while the orange and green stripes stand for non-binary and gender non-confirming individuals. The black and white stripes symbolize asexual, aromantic, and the agender community.

Agender refers to a person who does not identify themselves as having a particular gender. Other words used to describe agender include genderfree, neutrois, gender blank, or genderless. The agender pride flag was created in 2014 by Salem X. It has seven equal-sized horizontal stripes. The stripes are colored black, gray, and white, with a central green one, then the opposite white, gray, and black to finish. The agender flag has four colors. Here’s what they all mean: Black and white stripes represent a lack of gender Gray represents semi-genderless Green represents nonbinary genders.

It is unknown when the Demisexual Pride Flag was created, but it represents people who only form sexual attraction for people once they have established a deep emotional connection with them. Each color has a different meaning: black represents asexuality, gray stands for demisexuality, white means sexuality, while purple represents community.

There is no reason for hate. Love and support each other.

Show your pride and love with our vibrant heart design for LGBT Pride. Celebrate diversity and inclusivity with this powerful symbol of unity and acceptance. Our heart design beautifully blends the iconic rainbow colors, representing the rich tapestry of the LGBTQ+ community. Wear it proudly on your chest, showcasing your support and spreading the message of love, equality, and freedom. Let your fashion speak volumes as you stand with pride, making a bold statement for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility. Join the movement and wear your heart on your sleeve (or chest)!"

They/Them Pronouns. Love and support each other.

No matter what this crazy world throws at us, we won't be erased!

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After the assassination of Harvey Milk, many wanted the Pride flag he commissioned to commemorate his accomplishments for the community and their personal support. The demand was greater than the available fabric, so the Paramount Flag Company began selling this version of the flag, as did Gilbert Baker, who had trouble getting hot pink fabric.

The Polysexual Pride Flag was created online in 2012 for people that are attracted to multiple, yet not all, gender. The blue stripe represents attraction to men, pink stands for the attraction to women, while green is for attraction to those outside of the binary.

Fight for Queer Pride! Resist Oppression!

I Love You Rainbow in Sign Language

Unicorn is your Sipirit Animal, gay pride, Born this Way design

It takes courage to be who you are.