Seven stripes, mirrored around a white centre: pale yellow, light red, pale pink-violet, white, then back out again. Proposed by Cari-Rez-Lobo in January 2015 and modelled on the agender flag — yellow for genders unrelated to man or woman, light red for the shift towards them, violet for their combination, and white in the middle for all of it mixed, the way white light holds every colour. Exact hex values drift a little between sources.
The stripes
7 stripes, top to bottom, with the hex value most sources reproduce.
#FFF798Stripe 1 · top#FFDDCDStripe 2#FFEBFBStripe 3#FFFFFFStripe 4#FFEBFBStripe 5#FFDDCDStripe 6#FFF798Stripe 7 · bottom
Stripe meanings vary by source; we don’t invent them.
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Vector, so it scales from a sticker to a banner without going soft.
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