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polyamproud announced the results of an international vote for a new polyamory pride flag on 23 November, 2022. over 30,000 non-monogamous people participated.
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Oct 14, 2023 · A polyamorous person desires or engages in multiple romantic (and typically sexual) relationships with the consent of all the people involved. Jim Evans created the original polyamory pride flag in 1995. The flag has blue, red, and black bars with the Greek letter pi symbol in the middle.
Nov 28, 2022 · We have a new Polyamory Pride Flag. So let's take a look at the history of the polyamory pride flag and why it's so important to the community.
The Polyamory Pride Flag was created by Jim Evans in 1995 for all polyamorous people. Each color represents a different aspect of polyamory. Blue stands for openness and honesty of everyone involved, red represents love and passion, while black stands for solidarity with those who must hide their polyamorous relationships.
- What Does The Poly Flag Look like?
- What Is The Meaning of The Polyamory Flag?
- Is There A New Polyamorous Flag?
- The Polyamory Symbol
The polyamoryflag has three equal bars of color, each one taking up a horizontal third of the flag—blue on top, red in the middle, and black at the bottom. In the center of the poly flag is the pi symbol in yellow. This flag was created in 1995 by Jim Evans and has been used ever since, with pride by many and reluctantly by others.
The colors of the poly flag were chosen with Microsoft Paint. Blue symbolizes honesty and trust among partners; red symbolizes love and affection; and black symbolizes space for those who have had to live invisibly or face discrimination for their choices against the mainstream. More puzzling is the pi symbol. Some say it is simply because it start...
Because so many poly people are unhappy with the polyamory flag, there have been a number of poly flags designed in hopes of replacing it. One polyamory flag you will see softens the strong, vintage colors into pale blue, hot pink and black and replaces the “pi” symbol with the polyamory symbol—a heart with an eternity “8” woven through it. Another...
While the new polyamory flags are not universally loved any more than the oldest one, the heart infinity poly symbol is well received and widely used, whether on the flags or off. Many choose to wear the polyamory symbol with or without the polyamory flag. The infinity heart represents the essence of polyamory to most poly people. However, the infi...
Jan 9, 2024 · The New Polyamory Pride Flag (2022) The new polyamory pride flag, selected through a public vote organized by PolyamProud, features a design created by Red Howell. This flag and its design were chosen to represent and celebrate the polyamorous community.
The Polyamory Pride Flag was designed in 1995 by Jim Evans. It consists of three stripes: blue at the top, representing openness and honesty between all partners; red representing love and passion; and black representing the solidarity with people who must hide their relationships.
