A new petition is calling to change the symbol for the NHS after some brands have begun using the six-stripe LGBT+ pride flag. It has become popular in the U.K. to display rainbows in windows as a ...

The rainbow LGBT flag is prominently displayed throughout the month. Gilbert Baker, an American artist, gay rights activist and U.S. Army veteran, created the flag in 1978 as a new symbol for the ...

As events and celebrations marking Pride Month take place around the country, U.S. embassies are defying a Trump administration policy barring the hoisting of LGBTQ rainbow flags outside of ...

Though the rainbow flag is the most recognizable of LGBT symbols, other markers of gay pride have made their debut in recent decades, and Mashable looked into where these universal images of LGBT ...

How did rainbows become a symbol of LGBT Pride? The rainbow flag was created in 1978 by artist, designer, war veteran, and then-drag performer, Gilbert Baker, and has been used all over the world ...

Large-scale Pride events are a safe place for LGBT people to express affection in public without worrying. 4. Pride reminds us that we still have a long way to go.

The pink triangle was first used by the Nazis during the Holocaust in concentration camps to identify LGBT prisoners, but has since been reclaimed by the LGBT community as a symbol of pride, said ...

Likely the best-known symbol of the LGBTQ+ community, the rainbow’s association with Pride dates back to 1978, when activist Gilbert Baker created the rainbow Pride flag.

Gilbert Baker, who created the Pride flag and popularised the rainbow as a symbol for the LGBTQ+ community, wrote in his memoir that the queer community needed a new symbol after the pink triangle ...

The flag, a symbol of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender pride and the LGBT rights movement, has been in use since its debut at San Francisco Pride on June 25, 1978, and was designed by San ...