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Demiboy Pride Flag

The demiboy pride flag uses stripes of dark and light gray with blue and a central white stripe to represent a partial connection to a masculine or male identity.

Demiboy Pride Flag.
Matt Brown from London, England / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

The demiboy pride flag represents people who identify as demiboys, meaning they partially but not fully identify as a boy or man. The design has seven horizontal stripes arranged symmetrically: dark gray at the top and bottom, then lighter gray, then blue, with a white stripe across the center. The blue signals the connection to masculinity or maleness, the gray tones represent partial identification and the space outside a strict gender, and the white center stripe stands for gender neutrality and the nonbinary nature of the identity. The flag was created in 2015 and released alongside a matching demigirl flag, and it sits within the wider family of nonbinary identity flags developed by and for people whose gender falls outside the binary.

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