How The Rainbow Flag Became The Symbol Of Pride

The Rainbow Pride Flag is a globally recognized symbol of hope and diversity, especially prominent during Pride Month. Initially created by Gilbert Baker in the 1970s, the flag was designed for the 1978 San Francisco Gay Freedom Day parade. It originally had eight colors, each representing different values. After the assassination of Harvey Milk, demand for the flag surged, leading to its widespread availability. Over time, the flag has been commercialized and evolved with new designs to include more diverse representation. It has inspired other flags within the LGBTQ community and remains a powerful icon of pride and activism.

In what ways have brands and corporations used the Rainbow Pride flag in recent years?

How did the Rainbow Pride flag evolve after the death of Gilbert Baker in 2017?