Bigender Pride Flag

Author: Sexual Diversity
Author Contact: Sexual Diversity (SexualDiversity.org)
Published: 22nd Nov 2022
Peer-Reviewed Publication: N/A
Additional References: LGBTQ+ Pride Flags Publications

Summary: The Bigender Pride Flag features seven colored stripes pink, purple, blue with a white stripe in the middle to represent bigender people.

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What is Bi-gender?

Bi-gender is a gender identity in which a person has or experiences two genders. The genders may be any combination of two genders, and those genders can be binary (man or woman) or non-binary. They may be experienced simultaneously or alternate, and they may not be experienced equally or in the same way. Some, but not all, bi-gender people experience gender dysphoria, especially if the two genders have markedly different gender expressions.

Bi-gender Pride Flag

There are over twenty variations of the bi-gender flag. We have listed the two most popular versions below.

Version 1 - Seven Stripe Bi-gender Pride Flag

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Image of the seven striped Bi-gender Pride Flag for people who identify as male and female and may go between the two genders or combine them.

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Version 2 - Alternative Five Stripe Bi-gender Pride Flag

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Image of the alternative five striped Bi-gender Pride Flag showing the addition of a yellow colored stripe.

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What the Bi-gender Pride Flag Colors Mean

Though the flag's creator did not add meanings to the colors, it is assumed that pink represents femininity and womanhood, and blue represents masculinity and manhood. The varying shades that meet white in the middle are most likely representative of the nonbinary nature of the bi-gender identity. It has also been stated that this pink, purple, white, and blue Bi-gender Pride flag represents different gender identities, with the white stripe in the middle inspired by the Transgender Pride Flag. We have presented two universally accepted versions of the flag's color meanings below:

Version 1

The top purple is for all kinds of good relationships.
Pink / blue stripes are for presentation and the feeling of your identities.
The white is for your unique bi-gender experience, how it feels and what it's like. It's also for understanding each other in this community.
The bottom purple is about self-respect, pride, and being true to yourself.

Version 2

Pink Stripes = Femininity
Purple Stripes = A combination of male and female genders
White Stripe = Non-binary genders
Blue Stripes = Masculinity

The Bi-gender Pride Flag Color Codes
Pink	HEX = #C479A2	RGB = 196, 121, 162	CMYK = 0, 38, 17, 23
Light Pink	HEX = #EDA5CD	RGB = 237, 165, 205	CMYK = 0, 30, 14, 7
Purple	HEX = #D6C7E8	RGB = 214, 199, 232	CMYK = 8, 14, 0, 9
White	HEX = #FFFFFF	RGB = 255, 255, 255	CMYK = 0, 0, 0, 0
Light Blue	HEX = #9AC7E8	RGB = 154, 199, 232	CMYK = 34, 14, 0, 9
Blue	HEX = #6D82D1	RGB = 109, 130, 209	CMYK = 48, 38, 0, 18

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Latest LGBTQ+ Pride Flags Publications
The above information is from our reference library of resources relating to LGBTQ+ Pride Flags that includes:
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