Pride flags showcase the diversity of the LGBTQ+ community, each reflecting different identities and ways to love, accept, and celebrate ourselves. Similar to national flags, each tells its own unique tale of culture and identity.

But can you tell which is which? Take our quiz below to see how well you can recognize them.

Is this a symbol of national identity or LGBTQ+ pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Transgender Pride Flag!

The trans pride flag symbolizes various aspects of trans experiences with blue for masculinity, pink for femininity, and white for those transitioning or identifying as gender neutral/nonbinary. Its design enables it to be displayed correctly in any direction, reflecting trans individuals embracing their true selves.

Does this flag wave for a country or for Pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Botswana!

The colors of Botswana's flag symbolize racial harmony (white and black) and the importance of resources like the sky and water in the Kalahari desert (blue). In Botswana, gay marriage is not legal, but homosexual activity is not penalized. The country also allows gender confirmation and prohibits discrimination against LGBTQ+ individuals.

Does this flag belong to a nation or the LGBTQ+ community?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the original Polyamorous Pride Flag!

Created in Microsoft Paint with web-safe colors, this flag symbolizes openness, honesty (blue), love, passion (red), and solidarity with those concealing polyamorous relationships (black).

Is this representing a country or the LGBTQ+ community?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Thailand!

The Thai flag symbolizes Thailand's history: red for bloodshed in independence, white for purity and Buddhism, and blue for the monarchy. Thailand is known for its vibrant LGBTQ+ culture and offers legal protections against discrimination.

What type of flag is on display here?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Sapphic Pride Flag!

Sapphic flags show two pink stripes symbolizing love, with a lavender center stripe featuring a violet flower representing love between women-aligned individuals.

Can you identify if this is a country's flag or a pride flag?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Nonbinary Pride Flag!

The nonbinary flag features 4 horizontal stripes: yellow represents genders beyond the binary, purple for those in between, white for multigender, and black for agender.

Sovereign colors or spectrum of pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of the Czech Republic

The Czech flag's colors have symbolic and historic significance. White symbolizes the region of Bohemia and the sky, red represents the Moravia region and the blood shed for freedom, and blue is associated with the traditional color of Slovakia. The Czech Republic is generally considered to be progressive regarding LGBTQ+ rights, having decriminalized homosexual activity as far back as 1962.

Which flag is this: National or Pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Gabon!

Gabon decriminalized homosexuality in 2020, but lacks many anti-discrimination laws for LGBTQ+ individuals. The flag's stripes symbolize green for natural resources, yellow for the Equator passing through, and blue for the sea.

Are we looking at a country flag or a pride flag here?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Genderqueer Pride Flag!

The Genderqueer Pride Flag consists of lavender, green, and white horizontal stripes. Lavender represents queer cultural connections, white symbolizes neutral or undefined gender, and green acts as a complementary inverse to lavender.

Country or Pride: Which category does this flag fall into?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Pansexual Pride Flag!

Pink and blue represent binary gender, while yellow is a universal symbol of life and happiness. The pan flag also creatively includes yellow to show non-binary attraction, setting it apart from bisexual flags.

 

Country's pride or the LGBTQ+ community's colors?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Ukraine!

The Ukrainian flag has two equal horizontal bands—blue on top, yellow on bottom, symbolizing the sky and wheat fields. Ukraine has legalized homosexual activity and made strides against discrimination, but still does not legally recognize same-sex marriage​.

What does this flag represent: a place or pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Intersex Pride Flag!

Morgan Carpenter from Intersex Human Rights Australia created the Intersex Pride Flag intentionally avoiding traditional gendered colors (pink and blue). The circle represents wholeness and potential.

National anthem or Pride parade: Which does this flag hail from?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Luxembourg!

In Luxembourg's flag, red symbolizes vibrancy, revolution, and power, white represents harmony, peace, and innocence, and blue signifies perseverance and determination. Luxembourg is recognized for its progressive stance on LGBTQ+ rights.

Is this flag hoisted for pride awareness or country representation?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Palau!

Palau's flag represents the Pacific Ocean with light blue and the full moon with a yellow disk. While Palau decriminalized homosexuality in 2014, it's still on the journey to LGBTQ+ equality. Currently, there are no legal rights to gay marriage in the country, for example.

Is this flag representing a country or queer pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Demisexual Pride Flag!

The black triangle symbolizes asexuality, while the white, purple, and gray stripes represent sexuality, community, and the gray-asexual community respectively.

Guess the flag! Is it national or is it pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the flag of Estonia!

The colors of Estonia's flag symbolize different aspects. Blue represents faith, loyalty, and the country's natural beauty, black signifies the nation's tragic historical struggles, while white symbolizes the pursuit of enlightenment and virtue. Gay marriage was officially legalized in Estonia on January 1, 2024.

Which is this: A flag of a country or of LGBTQ+ pride?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Asexual Pride Flag!

The asexual pride flag has black, grey, white, and purple stripes symbolizing asexuals, demisexuals, sexuals/allies, and the community, respectively.

What's this flag waving for: Pride or a country?

1. Pride Flag
2. Country Flag

This is the Bisexual Pride Flag!

In the Bisexual Pride Flag, pink stands for sexual attraction to the same sex (gay and lesbian), blue for the opposite sex (straight), and the mix of both makes purple for attraction to more than one sex (bi).

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