The Labrys Lesbian Pride Flag represents the lesbian community, specifically highlighting the strength and resilience of lesbian women. This identity encompasses a diverse range of experiences and expressions, unified by the common thread of women who are romantically and/or sexually attracted to other women. The lesbian identity is multifaceted, including individuals who may identify as butch, femme, or anywhere along the gender expression spectrum. It is important to recognize the diversity within the lesbian community, as each individual’s experience and relationship to their identity can vary widely. The community is built on a foundation of solidarity, empowerment, and the celebration of love and attraction between women.

The Labrys Lesbian Pride Flag features a labrys, an ancient double-headed axe, set against a black triangle and a purple background. The labrys symbolizes strength and empowerment, historically associated with the Amazons and matriarchal societies, reflecting the resilience and courage of lesbian women. The black triangle is a nod to the symbol used to identify lesbians in Nazi concentration camps, now reclaimed as a symbol of pride and defiance against oppression. The purple background represents a blend of femininity and strength, embodying the spirit of the lesbian community. Together, these elements create a powerful emblem that honors the history, diversity, and unity of lesbians.