Learn more about Trans Kaleidoscope Flag with these 4 fast facts:
1.- In 2014 a new transgender flag known as the “Trans Kaleidoscope” was created by members of the Toronto Trans Alliance (TTA).
2.- It was raised at the first Transgender Day of Remembrance ceremony at Toronto City Hall on 20 November 2014.
3.- It was selected by TTA member for this occasion, via a vote, over Monica Helms’ Transgender Pride flag and Michelle Lindsay’s Trans Flag.
4.- The graded colours represent the range of gender identities across the spectrum with individual colours representing:
- Pink: women/femaleness
- Purple: those who feel their gender identity is a combination of male and female
- Green: those who feel their gender identity is neither male nor female
- Blue: men/maleness
The yellow circle represents those who are intersex.
The new white symbol with a black border is an extension of the Trans symbol with the male and female symbols, a combined symbol representing those with a gender identity combining male and female and a plain pole (with neither arrow nor bar) representing those with a gender identity that is neither male nor female, embodying awareness and inclusion of all.