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We create all kinds of arts to cover all genres, we have a cause, show the world that we exist and resist and most importantly, we love.

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06/18/2020

Rainbow Pride Flag 🌈
This flag is used to symbolize the overall LGBTQ community. Many organizations and businesses use this flag as a symbol to show that their establishment is a safe space for everyone in the community.

CNN reports that this flag was created by Gilbert Baker in 1978 after he was commissioned by Harvey Milk who was the first openly gay elected official in California. Each color of the flag has a different meaning and the flag Baker created had two more colors than the modern flag we have today. The pink and turquoise were excluded so that the flag would be easier to mass produce. The colors have the following meanings:

Pink: S*x

Red: Life

Orange: Healing

Yellow: Sunlight

Green: Nature

Turquoise: Magic

Blue: Harmony

Violet: Spirit

06/17/2020

LOVE WINS! 🌈

06/16/2020

Le***an Pride Flag
The original le***an pride flag had a red kiss mark in the top left corner. It was introduced to the world to the world in a blog back in 2010, according to OutRight Action International. Some people still use that kiss mark to represent feminine or "lipstick" le***ans. It was created by Natalie McCray and the different shades of red and pink are said to represent different shades of lipstick.

In a 2018 Medium article, McCray was accused of transphobia, biphobia and racism among other things. The new flag with orange stripes was proposed.

In the new flag, the colors represent the following:

Darkest Orange: Gender non-conformity

Middle Orange: Independence

Lightest Orange: Community

White: Unique relationships to womanhood

Lightest Pink: Serenity and peace

Middle Pink: Love and s*x

Darkest Pink: Femininity

In response to the Medium article, McCray posted on her blog denying these claims.

There's also a pride flag that was made in 1999 by Sean Campbell, according to Pride. It's not as popular in the community and is controversial for a number of reasons including the fact that it was created by a man and the black triangle can be linked to N**i Germany.
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06/14/2020

We are in the month of lgbtq + visibility, we will share the beauty of love for others, coloring our days with the flag emblazoned on our chest without fear to say we love! 🏳️‍🌈🌈.
***an ***r

03/29/2020

Hello everyone!
With a cute art, I come to everyone to say: stay at home! The problem with this disease is not the severity, but the speed of proliferation, there will be no way to help everyone at once! I hope from the bottom of my heart that all of you will be well and healthy, a good quarantine to you!

03/16/2020

Hi sweeties, a beautiful art to show that we exist, resist and mainly love. very colorful and very gay. :))))
***an ***r @ New York City , USA

03/09/2020

With a beautiful art to emphasize that all of us women are beautiful and incredible the way we are! In our month we must not only thank, but show our struggle! Together we are stronger ♥ .

03/04/2020

a definição completa de arte com orgulho ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
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03/02/2020

Look what a cute thing these home accessories 😍❤

02/28/2020

this Vitruvian man is a charm for the little things at home, don't you think?
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