The transgender pride flag was created in 1999 by Monica Helms and features five stripes with three unique colors. Here's what they mean.

The transgender pride flag has five stripes with alternating pink, blue and white stripes. The flag’s symmetry symbolizes that “no matter which way you fly it, it is always correct, signifying ...

It looks like our flag but has thirteen red and white stripes vertically. The field is white with the same amount of stars as our flag but in navy blue. ... flag of 16 vertical red and white stripes.

If you divide it into smaller segments, Norway’s blue and white Nordic cross on a red background also contains the designs of France’s flag (blue, white, and red vertical stripes), Indonesia ...

But I do not mind stars on a blue field and red and white stripes used as design elements on a bikini, a necktie or an Olympic uniform. I remember in elementary school seeing a shield with the ...

No, the blue, white and pink stripes in the Progress Pride flag do not represent “minor-attracted persons.” The stripes represent transgender people. WHAT WE FOUND ...

No, the blue, white and pink stripes in the Progress Pride flag do not represent “minor-attracted persons.” The stripes represent transgender people. WHAT WE FOUND ...