A new and more inclusive Pride flag is raised at Philadelphia City Hall on June 8 during a Pride month kick-off event including city officials.

The flag’s revamped design, to be raised for the first time during Thursday’s Pride kick-off at City Hall, is intended as a symbol of city’s more outward-facing advocacy for LGBTQ people of color.

Last week, a new version of the rainbow gay pride flag flew over Philadelphia to kick off gay pride month. Above the traditional top red stripe were new brown and black ones. The additions, meant to represent LGBT people of color, brought feelings of excitement for many activists and advocates.

The city of Philadelphia recently learned that the rainbow flag, a symbol of LGBTQ pride, isn’t quite as unifying as it may seem. For Pride Month, Philly added two colors — black and brown

A flag meant to bring the gay community together has ended up ripping it apart. Last week, the city of Philadelphia revealed a revamped version of the gay pride flag, a collaboration between the

Now Hikes, a black queer woman, is excited about a new gay-rights symbol: a pride flag with additional black and brown stripes above the rest of the rainbow. The stripes represent LGBT individuals of color, a group that can often be overlooked within the overall LGBT umbrella.

Jun 13, 2017 · Philadelphia has unveiled a new pride flag with black and brown stripes to represent LGBT people of color.

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The black and brown stripes on Philadelphia’s new rainbow flag are inspiring hope in some and anger in others. The flag, hoisted outside City Hall during a recent Pride Month event, was created

I know that the rainbow flag is supposed to cover everyone in the community — black, white, indigenous, Asian, gay, bi, trans, etc. — but when some people feel they have to do something like