Image 1: Text reads, “This is the winterian flag. It represents traces that are fully or partially white. The blue stands for the sky and cold winter air, the white stands for snow, the brown stands for anti-racism and solidarity with people of color, the red stands for juniper berries, and the grey stands for ice.”

Image 2: Text reads, “Here is a Springian Pride flag. I decided to design flags to represent traces, and I decided to use the seasons, natural elements, and other parts of nature as the themes. Springians are trace Asians, whether they are fully Asian or only partial. The blue is for forget-me-not flowers, both shades of pink are for blossoms, yellow is for dandelions, and green for grass and leaves.”

Image 3: Text reads, “This is the Autumnite flag. Autumnites are traces that are fully or partially latino, or fully or partially native American. The colors you see above represent the diverse colors of leaves you see during fall, and the brown is for trees.”

Image 4: Text reads, “Here is the Summerite flag. This flag represents traces that are either fully or partially black, or fully or partially Polynesian. The yellow is for sand and sea shells, the black is for dark skin tones and anti-racism, the coral colors are both for coral, and the blue is for the sky and sea.”

All terms from tracepride3009.

Archive of Posts:

Winterian: https://archive.md/Uzye2

Springian: https://archive.md/uGUoi

Autumnite: https://archive.md/QoUcg

Summerite: https://archive.md/dWUAe