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Progress Pride Flag

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A 2018 reworking of the rainbow flag that adds a chevron for transgender people and communities of colour.

Progress Pride Flag
Hoist Ratio 3:5 Fly

Basic Flag Information

Flag Name Progress Pride Flag
Category Identity and Pride Flags
Adopted On 2018
Designer Daniel Quasar
Flag Proportion 3:5
Flag Shape Rectangle
Number of Colors 11
Main Colors Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet, Light Blue, Pink, White, Brown, Black
Design Type Rainbow field with a five-colour chevron at the hoist

Flag Color Information

Color Appearance HEX Code
Red #E40303
Orange #FF8C00
Yellow #FFED00
Green #008026
Blue #24408E
Violet #732982
Light Blue #74D7EE
Pink #FFAFC8
White #FFFFFF
Brown #613915
Black #000000

Flag Design and Symbols

Red colour Represents life
Orange colour Represents healing
Yellow colour Represents sunlight
Green colour Represents nature
Blue colour Represents harmony
Violet colour Represents spirit
Light Blue colour Represents transgender people
Pink colour Represents transgender people
White colour Represents transgender people
Brown colour Represents marginalised communities of colour
Black colour Represents those lost to AIDS
Arrow-shaped chevron Points to the right to show that progress still needs to be made

Facts about the Flag of Progress Pride Flag

  1. The chevron was added to the six-stripe flag by Daniel Quasar in 2018, arranged as an arrow pointing to the hoist to indicate progress still to be made.
  2. It builds on an earlier Philadelphia design that added black and brown stripes in 2017.
  3. A 2018 reworking of the rainbow flag that adds a chevron for transgender people and communities of colour.
  4. The flag was adopted in 2018. It was designed by Daniel Quasar.
  5. The design is 8 years old as of 2026.
  6. Construction: Rainbow field with a five-colour chevron at the hoist.
  7. It is normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5, which makes it rectangular.
  8. The flag uses 11 colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, light blue, pink, white, brown and black.
  9. The red stands for life.
  10. The orange stands for healing.
  11. The yellow stands for sunlight.
  12. The green stands for nature.
  13. Arrow-shaped chevron: Points to the right to show that progress still needs to be made.
  14. It is filed here under Identity and Pride Flags, one of the categories of flag that belong to no country.

Frequently asked questions about the Progress Pride Flag

What is the Progress Pride Flag?

A 2018 reworking of the rainbow flag that adds a chevron for transgender people and communities of colour.

When was the Progress Pride Flag adopted?

The Progress Pride Flag was adopted in 2018 and was designed by Daniel Quasar.

What do the colours of the Progress Pride Flag mean?

Red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, blue for harmony, violet for spirit, light blue for transgender people, pink for transgender people, white for transgender people, brown for marginalised communities of colour and black for those lost to AIDS.

What do the symbols on the Progress Pride Flag mean?

Arrow-shaped chevron — Points to the right to show that progress still needs to be made.

What are the proportions of the Progress Pride Flag?

It is normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5, which makes it rectangular.

Is the Progress Pride Flag a national flag?

No. It is not the flag of any sovereign state and is listed here under Identity and Pride Flags.

How many colours are on the Progress Pride Flag?

It uses 11 colours: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, light blue, pink, white, brown and black.

Who designed the Progress Pride Flag?

It was designed by Daniel Quasar.

What are the colour codes of the Progress Pride Flag?

The HEX values are Red #E40303, Orange #FF8C00, Yellow #FFED00, Green #008026, Blue #24408E, Violet #732982, Light Blue #74D7EE, Pink #FFAFC8, White #FFFFFF, Brown #613915 and Black #000000, and the full colour table is on this page.

What does the Progress Pride Flag look like?

Rainbow field with a five-colour chevron at the hoist, normally drawn to a ratio of 3:5.

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