The genderqueer flag consists of three horizontal stripes: lavender at the top, white in the middle, and green at the bottom. The lavender represents a mix of traditional male and female colors, symbolizing non-binary identities. The white stripe signifies those who are gender-neutral or identify outside the gender binary, while the green stripe represents those who identify as a different gender entirely. Designed by Marsha P. Johnson in 2011, the flag aims to provide visibility and representation for individuals who identify as genderqueer. It serves as a symbol of inclusivity within the broader LGBTQ+ community, promoting awareness and acceptance of diverse gender identities.