The transgender pride flag was created in 1999 by Monica Helms and features five stripes with three unique colors. Here's what they mean.

The bisexual flag was created in 1998 by activist Michael Page. The flag has three colors: pink, purple and blue. Here's what they represent.

But there’s another flag color that falls in the middle of the spectrum: pink flags. Below, relationship experts explain how to recognize pink flags and what to do about them.

Pink flags are tough to see, and that’s because they’re not always super serious. Some pink flags may even seem positive at first, like when someone wants to spend all their time with you ...

The Pride Flag first appeared in 1978, but it's evolved a lot since its initial conception. Here's what all the colors really stand for.

LGBTQ+ Pride Month is held each June to celebrate and commemorate of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and others. What does the flag mean?

You might have found a keeper if you communicate well and feel comfortable being yourself around them, for example. But there’s another flag color that falls in the middle of the spectrum: pink flags.

Pink was the first color to go. As Gizmodo reported, Baker approached Paramount Flag Co. (a company that no longer exists today) to mass-produce his design for the 1978 Pride Parade in San Francisco.

The light blue, pink and white colors featured in the new and popular progress pride flag represent the transgender community.

Gilbert Baker created the original pride flag in 1978. Baker was urged by Harvey Milk to create a symbol for the LGBT community and he chose a flag, which he saw as the most powerful symbol of pride.