Disability flag
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| disability flag | |
| Use | Symbol of the disability community and the disability pride movement |
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| Adopted | 2021 |
| Design | A charcoal grey flag bisected diagonally from the top left corner to the lower right corner by five parallel stripes in red, pale gold, pale grey, light blue, and green. Designed to be visually safe and inclusive. |
| Designed by | Ann Magill |
A disability flag, disability pride flag, or flag of the rights of people with disabilities is a flag that represents people with any disability. The most widely used is the disability pride flag created by American disabled activist Ann Magill. After creating a rainbow lightning bolt design in 2016, Magill received input from people with visually triggering disabilities and changed the design in 2021 to have muted colors and straight diagonal stripes. Another is the gold-silver-bronze disability flag created by Eros Recio from Valencia in 2017, which was aimed mainly to highlight the achievements and value of disabled individuals in society.