The rainbow flag or Pride Flag was used during the 1970s LGBT movement to show the unity but also the diversity of the LGBT community. It was designed in 1978 by Gilbert Baker. Symbolically, the colours show the diversity of all members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, united under one cause.
Yes, it is a political statement. Just like the peace sign was a political statement.
There are several, including: The rainbow the pink triangle the "equal" sign double female signs ♀♀ double male signs ♂♂
No, in fact, even in the few countries that had no laws against LGBT people, those people were still not out, due to the stigma that surrounded LGBT people.No, in fact, even in the few countries that had no laws against LGBT people, those people were still not out, due to the stigma that surrounded LGBT people.
Yes, they recently had a partnership with LGBT and are offering rainbow debit and credit card. Ever purchase you make with those card and automatically will support LGBT.
China has the largest LGBT population in the world, but the majority of LGBT people in China remain closeted as of 2016.
Rainbow, you are suposed to wear all colors, it's suposed to symbolize lgbt pride.
There is no one way LGBT individuals are perceived- it can vary among different groups of people, countries, or religious groups. Some people dislike LGBT people while others, especially younger generations, are quite tolerant.
Háttér Support Society for LGBT People in Hungary was created in 1995.
The Igbo people call a rainbow "oge mmiri" in their language. It is believed to be a sign of beauty and divine presence in Igbo culture.
Are you trying to say color? There isn't a color people use to identify their sexuality. It doesn't exist. (Not even pink for gay) But the rainbow is a very know symbol for the LGBT community if that helps.
because people are scared of the different ways of life. they are pussys
the rainbow was a sign of a promise and the erson who made the rainbow was God (Jesus Christ)