Genderqueer Flag, 3x5 feet, Learn about the History of the Genderqueer Flag

Design and Colors

• Lavender: This color represents androgyny and blends traditional colors associated with male (blue) and female (pink). It symbolizes the queer identity and the blending of gender norms.
• White: This stripe signifies gender neutrality and agender identities, representing those who do not identify with any gender or who identify outside the binary.
• Green: This color represents identities that exist outside of the traditional gender binary, often referred to as the "third gender".
• Historical Context
• Marilyn Roxie in 2011 created the flag in response to the need for a distinct symbol for the queergender community, which encompasses a wide range of gender identities that do not conform to traditional male or female classifications. The flag has been embraced by many as a representation of their experiences and identities within the broader LGBTQ+ spectrum.