Pansexual Flag: Here’s what the Pride Flag’s colors mean and more – USA TODAY

According to a recent Gallup survey, around 1.7% of LGBTQ adults identify as pansexual.

Maybe you've heard the wordbefore but are unsure of what it means:Pansexuality refers to someone who is attracted to all people regardless of gender identity.

Pansexuality has a flagthat represents those who identify with the sexual orientation. Here are the colors of the Pansexual Pride Flag, what they mean and more.

The Pansexual Flag has three horizontal stripes,and each color has a different meaning:

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The Pansexual Pride Flag was created around 2010 to "bringawareness to the community," according to the Human Rights Campaign. The flag was designed to help further distinguish pansexuality from bisexuality.

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Pansexuality and bisexuality are notinterchangeable words.

Bisexuality does broadly describeattraction to more than one gender, while pansexuality isattraction regardless of gender. However, the two terms occasionally overlapin nuanced ways andare entirely personal to the individual who identifies with them.

Pan is more about all-inclusive, and bi tends to be more than one, GLAAD CEO Sarah Kate Ellis previously told USA TODAY,adding, The golden rule,honestly, is to call someone by how they identify.

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