The Pansexual Flag features three horizontal stripes: pink, yellow, and blue. The pink stripe represents attraction to those of the same gender, the yellow stripe symbolizes attraction regardless of gender, and the blue stripe signifies attraction to those of the opposite gender. This flag was created to promote visibility and acceptance of pansexual individuals. The flag was first designed in 2010 by Bex Taylor-Klaus, a pansexual activist. It serves as a symbol of pride for the pansexual community, helping to raise awareness about pansexuality and its distinction from other sexual orientations, such as bisexuality.