Color Pride Painting is a form of artistic expression that celebrates LGBTQ identity and fosters inclusivity. Using bold rainbow hues to represent diversity and unity, artists often incorporate other symbolic elements like hearts or flags to highlight specific experiences or identities. These art classes not only teach participants new techniques, but also encourage them to embrace their own unique sex and gender identities. URL

A popular symbol used by the LGBTQ community, the Pride flag is known to represent sexual and gender diversity. The original design of the rainbow-striped Pride flag was created by Gilbert Baker, and it quickly became a widely recognized symbol for LGBT social movements. In recent years, however, designers and activists have reimagined the original flag to reflect more specific identities and communities.

Among the most notable additions to the Pride flag is the Progress Pride flag, developed in 2018 by non-binary American designer Daniel Quasar (who uses xe/xyr pronouns). This new version of the flag adds light blue, pink, white, and black stripes to better uplift People of Color in LGBTQIA+ spaces and to address ongoing discrimination against transgender, intersex, and agender people.

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Another example of a Pride flag redesign is the Leather Pride flag, which was created by artist Tony DeBlase in 1989 and is often seen as a symbol for gay leather culture. This subculture includes practices such as bondage, domination, and sado-masochism. DeBlase used a variety of blue tones in the flag to represent different sexual and gender identities, and he added an arrow to the center to signify that gay men still face obstacles.

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