Agender individuals identify as having no gender or being gender-neutral, existing outside the traditional binary of male and female. This identity encompasses a wide range of experiences, from those who feel a complete absence of gender to those who may experience a fluctuating or undefined sense of gender. Agender people may choose to express themselves in ways that do not conform to societal gender norms, and their experiences and expressions are as diverse as the individuals themselves. This identity is valid and important, contributing to the rich tapestry of human gender diversity and challenging conventional understandings of gender.

The Agender Pride Flag visually represents this identity through its distinct color scheme and design. The flag consists of seven horizontal stripes: two black, two gray, two white, and one central green stripe. The black and white stripes symbolize the absence of gender, reflecting the agender experience of not identifying with any gender. The gray stripes represent semi-genderlessness, acknowledging those who may feel partially connected to gender. The central green stripe, a non-binary color, signifies the agender community’s connection to non-binary identities and the spectrum of gender experiences beyond the binary. Together, these elements create a flag that embodies the agender identity’s unique and inclusive nature.