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What Do You Think About the New Pansexual Flag? Six horizontal stripes in three different colors: red, yellow, and blue make up the new pansexual flag . Each hue is divided into two color variations. Each color symbolizes the same item as in the previous edition. The colors aren't as vibrant as they are on the actual flag, though. Some people believe the new design is lovely, while others aren't too keen on it. Those who didn't like it stated the colors were boring and didn't give them a sense of "pride." Others speculated that it was started by someone who was transphobic. In reality, four new pan-flag designs have been circulating online, but the version seen above is the most popular. Read our full article:  https://blog.flagwix.com/pansexual-flag/

Memorial Day is a holiday marked as a special day of remembrance and honor since 1968. The United States Congress designates  May 25  as Memorial Day, a day  to remember those who died while serving in our country’s military services . It usually occurs on the last Monday of the month. On this day, folks hang and fly  the Old Glory  from house to house, creating a gorgeous red-white-and-blue scene in a block.  During national or state remembrance days, American flags are most commonly displayed. But, it’s alright for individuals and organizations to use specialized flags such as police flags, veteran flags, thin red line flags, etc. People can fly it with the American flag as long as it does not detract from the precious value of American Memorial Day. They must, however, follow the memorial day flag protocol .

In a world where almost nothing can remain static, LGBT communities have remained a pretty dynamic group of people. And it makes sense that there are so many different flags for them to fly. In fact, there are  over 50 LGBT flags  out there, many more than any other flag-waving group in history. Since all LGBT people are different, it only makes sense that their flags would be as well. Throughout history, the rainbow pride flag has been known for representing the whole community. However, it isn’t, by any means, a comprehensive list of all identities or all LGBT flags under the LGBT+ umbrella.  Below are some common flags used in addition to (or instead of) the rainbow flag.