Intersex Pride

Intersex communities lack an emblem or flag. Many attempts have resembled a rainbow flag, gender stereotypes, gendered pink and blue colors, transgender emblems, or a bisexual infinity symbol. One attempt to make something original and meaningful. Yellow has traditionally been considered a gender-neutral color. Unbroken and undecorated, the circle symbolizes totality, fullness, and promise. We are still battling for physical autonomy and genital integrity, which symbolizes the right to be ourselves.

Some versions of the Progress Pride flag also include a small yellow triangle containing a purple circle on the far left side of the chevron. This design references the intersex pride flag created by Morgan Carpenter, and represents another marginalized group within the LGBTQ community.