Fags 4 Dykes Flags (chronicallyqueercoining2)

chronicallyqueercoining2:

Fags 4 Dykes

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a flag with 9 stripes, they are horizontal and all the same size. The colors are in this order, from top to bottom: navy blue, cobalt blue, turquoise blue, light teal, black, salmon, dark pink, red violet, and red purple. 

There are two low opacity, downward facing triangles in the center. One is an off-indigo, and the other is pink. They are overlapping. ALT
a flag with 9 stripes, they are horizontal and all the same size. The colors are in this order, from top to bottom: navy blue, cobalt blue, turquoise blue, light teal, black, salmon, dark pink, red violet, and red purple. ALT

Dykes 4 Fags

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a flag with 9 stripes, they are horizontal and all the same size. The colors are in this order, from top to bottom: red purple, red violet, dark pink, salmon, black, light teal, turquoise blue, cobalt blue, and navy blue. 

There are two low opacity, downward facing triangles in the center. One is pink, and the other is an off-indigo. They are overlapping. ALT
a flag with 9 stripes, they are horizontal and all the same size. The colors are in this order, from top to bottom: red purple, red violet, dark pink, salmon, black, light teal, turquoise blue, cobalt blue, and navy blueALT

Terms for Fags 4 Dykes (or vice versa). This may mean different things for different users of the term. A few examples are: fags/dykes who are passionately allies for dykes/fags, fags/dykes who only date dykes/fags, fags/dykes who want to show their love and appreciation for dykes/fags, etc.

[Pt: Terms for Fags 4 Dykes (or vice versa). This may mean different things for different users of the term. A few examples are: fags/dykes who are passionately allies for dykes/fags, fags/dykes who only date dykes/fags, fags/dykes who want to show their love and appreciation for dykes/fags, etc. End pt]

For Day 2 of My Coining Event

2- a term inspired by Queer history (up for interpretation)

Symbolism and History:

Inspiration for term: taken from these styles of old signs

Pink triangle: history of the triangle and its reclamation as a Queer symbol (recommended read if you don’t yet know!) /// used in my flag to symbolize LGBTQ+ members.

Indigo triangle: Indigo is used as an homage to Gilbert Baker’s pride flag, where he used indigo to represent harmony /// used in my flag to represent harmony between these identities and people

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