Progress Pride Flag

The Progress Pride flag was designed by Daniel Quasar as a reboot of the Pride flag, which was originally designed in 1978 by artist Gilbert Baker. (One of Baker's Rainbow Flags is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art.) This version adds new colors representing trans and marginalized communities on the left edge in an arrow shape indicating forward progress, while the traditional colors of the Pride rainbow remain in the main part of the design. 

The Progress Initiative

What this initiative aims to do is provide funding to organizations and charities that directly affect the lives of trans people of color, and some of the most marginalized individuals within the community. When a “Progress Initiative” product is sold within the store, a portion of the profits will go towards these donations.

According to the creators, the colors are meant to represent the following:

• 3 × 5 feet (91 × 152 cm)
• Two grommets for hanging
  
• Double-stitched edges