Bisexual Pride Flag
The Bisexual Pride Flag is a symbol used by the bisexual community to represent bisexuality and promote its visibility and inclusivity. This flag, which was designed by Michael Page in 1998, consists of three horizontal stripes, each one representing a unique aspect of bisexuality:
1. The top stripe (purple) symbolizes same-gender attraction, while the bottom stripe (blue) represents opposite-gender attraction.
2. The middle stripe (pink), which is the heart of the flag, represents attraction to all genders and serves as a reminder that people can have crushes or romantic feelings for anyone, regardless of gender.
The Bisexual Pride Flag is often displayed during pride events and parades, as well as in private spaces, to signify solidarity, support, and visibility within the bisexual community. It serves as a powerful reminder that bisexuality is a valid sexual orientation and deserves recognition, respect, and acceptance.
