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

Myers was inspired to honour the history of Canada’s Pride movement by transforming a pathway that meanders through one of ...

You probably knew that the rainbow flag — created by artist Gilbert Baker in 1978 ... including black to represent diversity, brown to represent inclusivity and light blue, pink and white, which are ...

Christians have taken to social media to claim London mayor Sadiq Khan faces “eternal punishment” for the city’s LGBTQ+ Pride ...

Pride Month celebrates LGBTQ+ identity, marks the 1969 Stonewall Uprising, and promotes equality, inclusion, and visibility across the world each June.

Newark is letting its pride flag fly this week with a celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and other non-cisgender communities after most other places held their LGBTQ+ ...

The Pride flat in Dallas is not about exclusion, but making space for those who have historically been excluded.

Like the flu, the wrinkled Pride flag is now a seasonal epidemic, and it seems to worsen each year. Flags are supposed to be majestic emblems of identity, soaring in the wind like banners of victory.

At Baker Hughes, we believe that when people feel seen, heard, and valued, collectively, we all thrive. Diversity is not just something we celebrate during designated months—it’s who we are, every day ...

The flag represents an acknowledgment, within the disability community and outside of it, that we're here, loud and proud of our identity." What is the origin of the disability pride flag?