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The Portland-based designer really felt that the six-striped LGBT flag should be aesthetically divided from the more recent stripes as a result of their difference in meaning, along with to \"change emphasis and focus to what is very important in our current community environment.\"

He says the main section of the flag includes the six-stripe flag so as to not remove from the first meaning, while the additional components create an arrowhead shape that points to the right, to stand for \"ahead activity\". They are put along the left side of the flag to state that \"development still requires to be made.\"

Quasar really hopes that his style will place better emphasis on inclusion as well as progression. \"We need to constantly keep progression moving on in all facets of our area,\" he claimed.

\" When the Satisfaction flag was recreated in the last year to include both black as well as brown red stripes along with the trans stripes included this year, I wished to see if there might be more focus in the layout of the flag to give it much more significance,\" Quasar explained.

\" The preliminary suggestion was necessary due to the fact that I felt like I could bring something to the table when it involved the means the flag was moving within the area. I am a designer as well as I wanted to make a [positive] adjustment where I saw there was a chance.\"

\" We still have onward motion to make. There still is job to be done. I wanted to highlight that,\" he continued.