Disambiguation evidence for transgender pride flag via surface form

"Transgender pride flag"


As subject (48)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Transgender pride flag".

Predicate Object
alsoKnownAs transgender pride flag
surface form: trans pride flag
alsoKnownAs transgender pride flag
surface form: transgender flag
blueStripeMeaning traditional color for boys
bottomStripeColor light blue
centerStripeColor white
color light blue
color pink
color white
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designedBy Monica Helms
designerNationality American
designerOccupation transgender activist
filedAsArtifact National Museum of American History
surface form: Smithsonian National Museum of American History
firstDisplayed 2000
firstDisplayedAt Phoenix, Arizona, United States
firstDisplayedEvent Phoenix Pride parade
fourthStripeColor pink
inception 1999
inspiredBy rainbow flag
surface form: rainbow pride flag
instanceOf LGBT flag
instanceOf pride flag
instanceOf symbol
instanceOf transgender symbol
orientation can be flown in any direction
orientationMeaning always appears correct to symbolize finding correctness in life
partOf LGBT pride flags
partOf LGBTQ+ symbols
pinkStripeMeaning traditional color for girls
recognizedBy many LGBTQ+ organizations worldwide
representsCommunity transgender people
secondStripeColor pink
stripeCount 5
stripePattern horizontal stripes
symbolizes gender diversity
symbolizes transgender identity
symbolizes transgender pride
symbolizes transgender rights
symbolizes transgender visibility
topStripeColor light blue
usedAtEvent LGBTQ+ community events
usedAtEvent Pride Parade
surface form: Pride parades
usedAtEvent transgender rights demonstrations
usedFor advocacy
usedFor awareness
usedFor solidarity
whiteStripeMeaning gender-neutral identity
whiteStripeMeaning nonbinary gender
whiteStripeMeaning transition