Asexual Flag

The asexual flag surfaced in August 2010, after many sites outside of AVEN voted and took input from Asexual people and communities to adopt a flag that would effectively increase Asexual visibility.

Previously, asexual pride was marked by the Asexual triangle, but the Asexual flag has since become a standard for Asexual identity, with many remarking that the Asexual triangle – known as the AVEN triangle – was seen as being linked to the AVEN organisation, rather than Asexuality as a whole.

However, it was AVEN member standup who designed and posted the Asexual flag on June 30th, 2010.

Made of four colours, the black stripe represents asexuality; the grey stripe represents grey-asexuality and demisexuality; the white represents non-asexual partners and allies; and the purple stripe represents the community.

For more reference to the Pride community and the LGBTQ flags associated with them, please click here.