Disability Pride

Disability Pride Flag designed by Ann Magill

The original flag design from 2019 was brighter with a lightning bolt pattern, but Magill redesigned it after receiving feedback from the community. The redesign included the muting of the original bright colors and straightening of the lightning bolt patterned stripes to reduce visual triggers. 

• The diagonal band of stripes represents the cutting across the barriers that keep the disabled from full participation in society.
• Red represents physical disabilities.
• Muted black field (a charcoal grey) mourns the victims of violence and abuse against persons with disabilities.
• Gold represents neurodivergence.
• White represents invisible and undiagnosed disabilities.
• Blue represents psychiatric disabilities.
• Green represents sensory disabilities.