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It has also been reported that some TERFs (trans exclusionary radical feminists) have started using this flag, so there has been some confusion within the community regarding the actual meaning of the flag. The labrys flag is not a trans exclusionary flag even though some TERFs may be using it as such. The 2018 Sunset Flag is More Inclusive In 2018, a new flag was created featuring a seven-stripe layout with colors ranging from orange to pink. The colors represent:

The rainbow flag is wonderful, but it is empowering to fly your own flag too. It helps those who are most marginalised to find their safe spaces, find belonging, and find their tribe.”As one of the largest groups within the LGBTQ+ community, Lesbians have had a long history of flags and symbols to represent them. There is much debate between the difference in lesbian pride flags over recent years and which flag should solely represent lesbianism with many flag renditions in the past. The general consensus among lesbians today is that anyone can use any flag they like to represent lesbianism as long as the meaning behind the flag is one of love and not of hate.

The most commonly used flag is the new sunset lesbian flag by Emily Gwen. Out of the 37 lesbians that I surveyed, 25 said that they prefer Gwen's "sunset" flag. That's 67.6%. Many of those I surveyed mentioned they like Gwen's flag the most because of the meaning behind it as well as it being the most aesthetically pleasing. The first documented lesbian pride flag was designed by graphic designer Sean Campbell in 1999. Published in a 2000s issue of the Palm Springs Gay and Lesbian Times, the "Labrys Lesbian Flag" was included in a series of flags that Sean designed for different sub-groups in the Queer community. The Labrys Lesbian Flag Blaxk, Natasha A.; Stern, Alana (June 22, 2016). "9 Queer Pride Flags That You Probably Didn't Know About". Odyssey . Retrieved 23 January 2019.McCray, Natalie (July 2010). "LLFlag". This Lesbian Life. Archived from the original on October 11, 2016 . Retrieved 9 June 2021. Chelsea Del Rio, PhD, is an associate professor of history in the Social Science Department and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Option at CUNY – LaGuardia Community College. Del Rio is also the co-chair of the American Historical Association's Committee on LGBT History, the creator and coordinator of Lavender LaGuardia, the college's LGBTQIA+ faculty and staff group, and the co-coordinator of Clinic Escorts for NYC. She also notes that, more recently, lavender and purple have taken on a new significance as the colors that blur the lines of attraction and identity since these hues are a mix of the often gendered colors, pink and blue or red and blue. a b c "LGBTQIA+ Symbols: Lesbian Flags". Old Dominion University. April 2020 . Retrieved 6 June 2021. There are a few different versions of the lesbian flag, and not every lesbian agrees on which flag is correct. However, many lesbians currently use a newer, more inclusive flag.