Aromantic Pride Flag

Author: Sexual Diversity
Author Contact: Sexual Diversity (SexualDiversity.org)
Published: 18th Nov 2022 - Updated: 20th May 2024
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Additional References: LGBTQ+ Pride Flags Publications

Summary: The Aromantic Pride Flag, a five-stripe design of dark green, light green, white, grey, and black, represents people who either do not experience romantic attraction or do so in a nontraditional way.

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An Aromantic is someone who does not experience romantic attraction or does so in a significantly different way than is traditionally thought of.

The Aromantic Pride Flag represents people who either do not experience romantic attraction or do so in a nontraditional way. The color green represents aromanticism and appears in two shades on the flag, along with white, gray, and black. The Aromantic Pride Flag has gone through several designs:

First Version: The first aromantic pride flag was a four-stripe design with green, yellow, orange, and black. Green represented the opposite of red (the color of romance), yellow played off of yellow flowers, which represent friendship, orange because it was between yellow and red (for grey-romantics), and black was for alloromantics who reject the traditional ideas of romance.
Second Version: The second aromantic pride flag was a five-stripe design of dark green, light-green, yellow, grey, and black. This design was created by Tumblr user Cameron (@cameronwhimsy) from Australia on February 7, 2014.
Third Version: The third and most recent design is flown by the Gender and Sexuality Resource Centre (GSRC). The latest design is the most widely accepted version, replacing the yellow of the second flag with a white stripe. This flag was designed by Cameron as well, updating the design on November 16, 2014.

The Aromantic Pride Flag

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Image of the Aromantic Pride flag, the color green represents aromanticism, and it appears in two shades on the flag, along with white (for platonic and aesthetic attraction), gray (for gray-aromantic and demiromantic people), and black (for the sexuality spectrum).

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What the Aromantic Pride Flag Colors Mean

While asexual flags use purple to show their lack of sexual attraction, aromantic flags use green to celebrate people without romantic attraction.

Dark Green Stripe = Represents aromanticism.
Light Green Stripe - Represents the aromantic spectrum.
White Stripe = Platonic and aesthetic attraction on the aromantic spectrum.
Gray Stripe = Gray-romantic and demi-romantic people.
Black Stripe = Represents the sexuality spectrum.

The Aromantic Pride Flag Color Codes
Dark Green	HEX = #3DA542	RGB = 61, 165, 66	CMYK = 63, 0, 60, 35
Light Green	HEX = #A7D379	RGB = 167, 211, 121	CMYK = 21, 0, 43, 17
White	HEX = #FFFFFF	RGB = 255, 255, 255	CMYK = 0, 0, 0, 0
Grey	HEX = #A9A9A9	RGB = 169, 169, 169	CMYK = 0, 0, 0, 34
Black	HEX = #000000	RGB = 0, 0, 0	CMYK = 0, 0, 0, 100

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