| We live in a world where our identities are not always celebrated and we continue to face violence and discrimination. These posters were created to remind the world that we are valid. Together we will continue to express ourselves and our love with no shame.
This is who I am. This is who we are. Together, all our beautiful, individual qualities shine to create one rainbow. Across the sky in a celebratory dance. Let us move through the world with our pride.
Queer Art is Life Queer Art is Healing Queer Art is Sunshine Queer Art is Nature Queer Art is Magic Queer Art is Peace
The Rainbow Pride flag was created in 1978 by Gilbert Baker. The flag was co-created with Baker’s friend Faerie Argyle Rainbow. The flag quickly became a symbol for the LGBTQIA+ community and has since been adapted to include Black and Brown communities (sometimes referred to as the Philadelphia pride flag), and recently updated to include intersex (this version is sometimes referred to as the progress pride flag).
Each color of the pride flag has a specific meaning and importance. A declaration that being Queer is something to be celebrated. These colors reflect the diversity of our community. |
