Here are some explanations of the Pride Identity Flags, we have included as many as we can, hopefully making everyone feel included.
Original Rainbow Flag
The original rainbow flag had a hot pink stripe for sex, red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sun, green for nature, turquoise for magic, indigo for harmony and violet for spirit. But it was difficult to produce so the colours were reduced to the 7 colour rainbow.
Progessive Pride Flag
In 2018 artist Daniel Quasar created the progress flag. This flag incorporates a chevron with the colours of the Transgender flag as well as the black and brown stripes to incorporate people of colours contribution.
Transgender
Having a gender that differs from the gender that one was assigned at birth
Nonbinary
Having a gender outside of the binary of male/female. Nonbinary individuals may be both male & female, or neither. Or something in between both.
Genderfluid
Having a gender that fluctuates and changes over time.
Genderqueer
Nonnormative gender or any gender outside of binary ie. a combination of gender identities not wanting a label.
Intesex
Having a gender outside of the binary of male/female. Nonbinary individuals may be both male & female, or neither. Or something in between both.
Agender
Having no gender or being gender-neutral
Bisexual
Attraction to both male and female gender and multisexual identities.
Polysexual
Attracted to multiple genders but not necessarily all.
Pansexual
Attracted to all people regardless of sex or gender.
Asexual
Experiencing little or no sexual attraction.
Aromantic
Experiencing little or no romantic attraction and can have sexual attraction or identify with another identity.
Bear
The term “bear” refers to a man who is part of a subculture that is characterized by a sense of comfort with natural masculinity and bodies.
Leather
The leather pride flag is a symbol used by the leather subculture, which is associated with sexual practices and dressing styles that involve leather garments.
Lesbian
The lesbian pride flag has multiple colors and each color has a specific meaning: Dark orange: Gender non-conformity, Orange: IndependenceLight orange: Community, White: Unique relationship to womanhood, Pink: Serenity and peace, Dusty pink: Love and sex, Dark rose: Femininity
I have had a few of these oval keyrings over the years, flexible so cool to fidget with!
A great addition to my sticker collection, works great on my car.
Now I enjoy my morning coffee with pride ;)
Cool designs & material is nice and soft.
Like the quality and size is great, thanks.