Gilbert Baker

There’s one symbol that has risen over all others for the LGBTQ community: the rainbow flag. How did this become the symbol of the community?

Gilbert Baker dyes and sews a symbol that endures.

Maplewood has become the first city in New Jersey to install a rainbow crosswalk in their town — and there’s comes with a historical twist.

Even if you’re not between the ages of 5-8, you’re likely going to want one.

It’s Flag Day, and what could be a more appropriate day to honor the man who gave the world the Pride flag?

“A true flag is not something you can really design. A true flag is torn from the soul of the people. A flag is something that everyone owns and that’s why they work.”

In contrast with last year’s subtle kicks, the 2017 line featured bold rainbow designs and inspiring messages like “RUN FIERCE.”

Creators of the new font are seeking feedback from the community. So what do you think?

So far, the radio preacher has not threatened Skittles for its advertising campaign urging consumers to “eat the rainbow.”

The creator of the iconic symbol of LGBT pride passed away last week.