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Carried at a march, an inclusive pride flag says that everyone under the LGBTQ+ umbrella is welcome, intersex people included. Flags Importer's 12" × 18" version puts the full intersex-inclusive Progress design on polyester and sews it onto a 24-inch wooden stick, so the details stay legible as you walk.

Every element of the inclusive pride flag

Start with the six rainbow stripes, the original Pride symbol. On the left, a chevron adds black and brown stripes for queer people of colour and people affected by HIV/AIDS, followed by the trans flag's light blue, pink and white; Daniel Quasar arranged these as an arrow to suggest moving forward. Valentino Vecchietti then set a yellow triangle with a purple circle at the hoist, drawn from the intersex flag, so intersex people are represented too.

Why carry the 12 x 18 size

The inclusive design packs a lot into the hoist end. On a 4-inch desk flag the circle is tiny; at 12 × 18 inches it's clear enough for spectators and photos to pick up. That makes this the size to choose if you want the intersex symbol, not just the colours, to be noticed at a parade, a school assembly or a vigil.

Construction and care

The fabric is stitched around the edges rather than heat-cut, and a sewn sleeve holds it to the stick. Keep the plastic gold spear finial upright in crowds, and let the flag dry before rolling it up.

Specifications

  • Brand: Flags Importer
  • Design: intersex-inclusive Progress Pride
  • Flag size: 12 × 18 in
  • Material: 100% polyester, stitched edges
  • Mount: sewn sleeve on a 24 in wooden stick
  • Top: plastic gold spear finial

For a wall or pole, choose the 3' × 5' Inclusive Pride flag. Browse more designs in our Pride collection.

Helpful Information

Frequently Asked Questions

Helpful answers about Flags Importer Inclusive Pride 12" x 18" Stick Flag.

Why was the intersex symbol added to the pride flag?

Intersex people are part of the LGBTQIA+ community but were rarely visible in its symbols. Adding the intersex flag's yellow triangle and purple circle to the Progress design was meant to put them alongside the other groups the chevron already recognises.

Is the inclusive pride flag the same as the intersex flag?

No. The intersex flag is a purple circle on plain yellow. The inclusive flag borrows that element and combines it with the rainbow and the Progress chevron, so it represents the wider community with intersex people named within it.

Is this flag suitable for schools or workplaces?

Yes. Because it brings several identity flags together in one design, it suits shared spaces such as classrooms, libraries and offices where one flag needs to speak to many people. The 12" × 18" size works on a stand, in a classroom corner or carried at an assembly.

Can I attach it to a wall?

It's made as a hand flag with no grommets, but you can rest the stick on two small hooks or clip it into a wall-mounted flag holder. For a flag that hangs flat, the 3' × 5' size is easier.

How does it compare with the small inclusive flag?

The design is the same; the 4" × 6" inclusive stick flag suits desks and table settings, while this one is three times wider and carries well at events.

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