The genderfluid flag has five horizontal stripes: pink, white, purple, black and blue. Per Flags of the World, that’s femininity, a lack of gender, a mix of the two, all other gender identities and masculinity. JJ Poole posted it on Tumblr in 2012, Good Good Good reports. Genderfluid Flag Colors and

The aromantic flag has five horizontal stripes: dark green, light green, white, gray and black. The greens represent aromanticism and the aro spectrum, picked because green is the opposite of romance-coded red. White stands for nonromantic relationships and attraction, and gray and black represent t

The bisexual flag has three horizontal stripes: magenta pink on top, a narrower lavender purple band in the middle and royal blue on the bottom. Pink represents same-sex attraction and blue represents different-sex attraction, per the Human Rights Campaign. Purple, where the two overlap, is now wide

A concise explanation of the Laos flag’s red bands, blue center stripe, and white disc, with their commonly cited symbolic meanings.

A concise explanation of the Cambodian flag’s colors and central Angkor Wat symbol, covering common meanings for the blue bands, red field, and white temple.