Late 2000s
Straight Ally Pride Flag Circulates
Activism Cultural
By the late 2000s, the straight ally flag was circulating as a symbol for non-LGBTQ+ people who wanted to show visible support for LGBTQ+ equality without claiming identity-specific pride symbols as their own. The design combines black-and-white straight-flag stripes with a rainbow A or chevron for allyship.
Impact & Significance
Made allyship visible as a supportive role while keeping identity-specific Pride flags centred on the communities they represent.
Reference Record
- Date
- Late 2000s
- Era
- 2000-2009
- Sources
- 4
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