Genderqueer Flag

Highlight the diversity and richness of genderqueer identities with our Genderqueer Pride Flag. This flag represents those who reject traditional gender distinctions, embodying identities outside or beyond the binary gender norms. Made with high-quality, durable materials, it stands as a symbol of pride, defiance, and the multifaceted nature of gender. Whether for advocacy, personal identification, or as a show of support, this flag is a vibrant declaration of the genderqueer community's presence and resilience within the LGBTQIA+ spectrum.

Meaning of the Colors

The Genderqueer Flag consists of three horizontal stripes:

• Lavender, representing the blend of masculinity and femininity
• White, denoting agender identities, or those who do not align with any gender
• Dark chartreuse green, symbolizing those who identify outside the traditional gender binary

These colors collectively celebrate the spectrum of genderqueer experiences, advocating for visibility, acceptance, and understanding.

Origin and History

Introduced in 2011, the Genderqueer Flag was created to provide a distinct symbol for the genderqueer community, offering recognition and visibility distinct from the broader transgender flag.

It acknowledges the unique experiences and identities of genderqueer individuals, promoting a broader understanding of gender diversity.

Since its debut, the flag has served as an important emblem for genderqueer pride, challenging societal norms and fostering a more inclusive dialogue about gender identity.