New lesbian pride flag

There is no "new" official lesbian pride flag. The original lesbian pride flag was designed by Emily Hernandez in 2018, and it has been widely adopted and recognized by the LGBTQ+ community.

However, it's worth noting that there are many variations and interpretations of the lesbian pride flag, and individuals may choose to create their own personal flags or symbols to represent their identity and community.

The original lesbian pride flag features a pink triangle with a purple stripe at the top and a blue stripe at the bottom. The pink triangle represents the lesbian community, while the purple and blue stripes represent the diversity and complexity of lesbian identities and experiences.

If you're looking for a new or alternative lesbian pride flag, you may want to consider the following:

• The "Lesbian Pride Flag" designed by Emily Hernandez, which features a pink triangle with a purple stripe at the top and a blue stripe at the bottom.
• The "Rainbow Flag" designed by Gilbert Baker, which features six colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple. While not specifically designed for lesbians, the rainbow flag is often used to represent the LGBTQ+ community as a whole.
• The "LGBTQ+ Flag" designed by Daniel Quasar, which features a combination of the rainbow flag and the trans pride flag. This flag is often used to represent the broader LGBTQ+ community and includes a black and brown stripe to represent marginalized communities.

Ultimately, the choice of flag or symbol is a personal one, and individuals may choose to use a variety of flags or symbols to represent their identity and community.