Agender Pride Flag

Author: Sexual Diversity
Author Contact: Sexual Diversity (SexualDiversity.org)
Published: 17th Nov 2022
Peer-Reviewed Publication: N/A
Additional References: LGBTQ+ Pride Flags Publications

Summary: Created in 2014, the Agender Pride Flag represents people who identify as having no gender, an unidentifiable gender, or being gender neutral.

Main Document

Created in 2014 by New York-based artist and activist Salem Fontana, first seen on Tumblr in February 2014. The Agender Pride Flag represents people who identify as having no gender, an unidentifiable gender, or gender-neutral. For their flag, the black and white stripes represent the absence of gender, while green, the inverse of the gender-heavy purple, represents nonbinary genders.

Agender Pride Flags are designed to be reversible, like other LGBTQ+ flags such as the Transgender Pride Flag, so that the stripes will be in the correct order no matter which way they fly.

The Agender Pride Flag

Image of the Agender Pride Flag with black and white stripes representing the absence of gender; the green stripe, the inverse of the gender-heavy purple, represents nonbinary genders.

What the Agender Pride Flag Colors Mean

There are a total of seven stripes: two black, two gray, two white, and one green, with each color having its meaning. The flag features a green stripe, which is the opposite of purple. This color strongly relates to gender due to it being a combination of the traditionally masculine blue and feminine pink. Whereas Green is seen as a genderless color.

• Black Stripes = Absence of gender.
• White Stripes = Absence of gender.
• Gray Stripes = Semi-genderless. Those who are semi or demi-genderless (people who fall between genderless and gendered)
• Green Stripes = Nonbinary gender identities.

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