Sexual orientation
Bisexual Pride Flag
What does this flag represent?
Bisexual describes attraction to more than one gender, often including attraction to people of the same and different genders.
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Source status
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Attribution
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Design Symbolism
The broad pink and blue fields were designed to blend through a narrow purple centre, making bisexual overlap and visibility the core visual idea.
Layout: Three horizontal bands: pink and blue are each two fifths of the flag, with a narrower purple band through the centre.
- Pink
- Same-gender attraction in Michael Page's original explanation.
- Purple
- Overlap, blending and bisexual attraction.
- Blue
- Different-gender attraction in the original explanation.
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Story and Usage Notes
Bisexual is represented here with a downloadable SVG flag asset and extracted colour palette. This starter entry is ready for source-backed expansion with history, attribution and usage notes.
Timeline Connections
Origin and Provenance
- Introduced
- 1998
- Designer / attribution
- Michael Page
- Source confidence
- high
Created to increase bisexual visibility within wider LGBTQ+ spaces and society.
The pink, purple and blue bands are widely described as same-gender attraction, overlap, and different-gender attraction.
