Pansexual Flag Lapel Pin family books Yellow - representing people whose

Yellow - representing people whose gender exists outside of the binary

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Pansexual Flag Lapel Pin family books Yellow - representing people whoseThe Design: Designed by Jasper V. in the early 2010's the three horizontal stripes are described as: Pink Representing people who are female identified Yellow Representing nonbinary attraction Blue Representing people who are male identified Pin Specs: Hard enamel construction with smooth, durable finish Rubber backing keeps it secure on fabric Compact size (. 8" wide x . 5" tall) fits any usage Why Pins Matter: In spaces where flying a flag isn't