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Mass Confusion Sets In As Yet Another Pride Flag Design Adoption Includes Sex Workers

Mass Confusion Sets In As Yet Another Pride Flag Design Adoption Includes Sex Workers

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Published December 21, 2022

Published December 21, 2022

While a fake version of the LGBTQ pride flag featuring Ukraine colorization was recently pushed around by trolls online, a very real update to the pride flag was applauded by prominent LGBTQ+ organizations online for featuring two distinct changes made. Pushed more towards the center are the triangles, with a new layer added that involves pure yellow with a purple circle, to stand for intersex, and most of a red umbrella taking up the middle of the flag, representing sex workers. Versions of the flag with just the intersex addition were starting to be seen in more places, only under the new name of 'progress flag' instead of pride flag.

As expected, a large number of people were not happy with the new flag changes. Though the dissent comes from people in two distinctly different camps — those who feel that the design keeps getting garish and more out of touch with each iteration, and those that don't like adding sex workers to a flag that's supposed to be about sexual identity and is routinely flown in public all around America. Though their reasons are different, the mutual dislike for the flag sets up an interesting saga on where pride and the flag goes from here, with either pushing forward or moving backwards being seen as betrayal of some communities.


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