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Gender identity

Neutrois Pride Flag

Neutrois pride flag

What does this flag represent?

A person who identifies as gender neutral or null-gender.

Colour Palette

#FFFFFF
#000000
#309C1E

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Neutrois glyph

The neutrois glyph draws from the neuter-symbol family, which is used for neutral, sexless, genderless or nonbinary meanings.

How to cite or reuse this flag

Source status

Use this page as the guide, then cite the provenance, symbolism and glyph sources listed below.

Attribution

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Educator use

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Design Symbolism

White, green and black form a minimal palette for neutrality, nonbinary positioning and absence of binary gender.

Layout: 3 horizontal colour bands, read from top to bottom in the public asset.

White
Neutrality or openness.
Green
Nonbinary gender outside pink-blue coding.
Black
Null, absent or non-gendered experience.

Story and Usage Notes

Neutrois individuals identify as gender neutral or null-gender, meaning they do not align with traditional gender categories and may feel an absence of gender. This identity is distinct from agender, as neutrois people may actively identify with being neutral or null in gender rather than simply lacking gender identification. The neutrois identity emphasies the diversity of nonbinary experiences and the importance of recogniing and validating all forms of gender neutrality. Neutrois individuals may express their gender in various ways, often seeking to minimie gendered aspects of their appearance or behavior.

Origin and Provenance

Introduced
2010s; exact flag creator unclear
Designer / attribution
Unknown community designer
Source confidence
low

Created for people whose gender is neutral, null or outside male/female categories.

The neuter glyph history is stronger than the flag attribution. The page therefore frames the colour reading as community usage rather than a single official specification.