Bigender Pride Flag

A bigender person is some whose sense of personal identity encompasses two genders. It literally translates as ‘two genders’ or ‘double gender,’ and these genders could be male and female but could also combine non-binary identities.

There are many widely used bigender flags – more than most LGBTQ+ identities – which is largely due to accusations around transphobia (among other things) of the original flag creator. We will discuss the second most common bigender flag, by camp-MLM, but if you are planning to fly one or get one as a gift for a friend, you might want to investigate the numerous alternatives. It has seven stripes, and the colors are thought to mean:

• Pink/blue stripes are for presentation and the feeling of your identities (feminine, masculine, androgynous, whatever suits you).

• The top purple is for all kinds of good relationships.

• The white is for your unique bigender experience, how it feels and what it’s like. It’s also for understanding each other in this community!

• The bottom purple is about self-respect, pride, and being true to yourself.