As we celebrate Pride and shine a light on the ongoing activism and achievements of the LGBTQIA+ community, we take a look at ...

In the summer of 1978, Gilbert Baker created a rainbow flag as a decoration for San Francisco’s Gay Freedom Day Parade. Now, 40 years later, the late artist and activist’s flag has become a ...

Gilbert Baker, artist who designed the Rainbow Flag, preparing for Gay Pride Week, the 30th anniversary of Stonewall on June 23, 1999. Robin Weiner/The Chronicle Gay Freedom Day parade San ...

The rainbow pride flag has been a universal symbol of LGBTQ pride and diversity for more than three decades, but it wasn’t ...

Gilbert Baker, creator of the gay pride rainbow flag, is shown in Stockholm in 2003. ... He designed and sewed the first rainbow flag for a San Francisco gay rights rally in 1978.

Gilbert Baker's rainbow flag became the banner of the Pride movement. ... The flag was commissioned by gay rights leader Harvey Milk for the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day parade in 1978.

The man who created the most iconic symbol of gay rights - the rainbow flag - has died. San Francisco Supervisor Jeff Sheehy tells ABC7 News reporter Lyanne Melendez that Gilbert Baker died in his ...

Gilbert Baker was a soldier from Kansas, stationed in San Francisco at the start of the gay liberation movement. Gilbert Baker, creator of the gay pride rainbow flag, dies at 65 - Los Angeles Times ...

Gilbert Baker, a self-described “gay Betsy Ross” who in 1978 hand-dyed and stitched together eight strips of vibrantly colored fabric into a rainbow flag, instantly creating an enduring ...

Gilbert Baker, a San Francisco-based activist and artist best known for creating the rainbow flag representing gay rights, has died at the age of 65, his longtime friend announced on social media o… ...

Artist Gilbert Baker, who created the iconic gay pride rainbow flag in 1978, has died at age 65. Baker was an Army vet who lived in San Francisco in the late ’70s, where he met politician Harvey ...