Fantastic read; I look forward to more on the subject.
I visited the GLBT Historical Society last year and was surprised by how much impact the extra colours had. It was the material properties, not unlike the AIDS Memorial Quilt, disparate fabrics sewn together. This contrasts how most pride flags are made these days, which are mass-printed/produced on singular sheets of fabric - a literal flattening of the image.
Fantastic read; I look forward to more on the subject.
I visited the GLBT Historical Society last year and was surprised by how much impact the extra colours had. It was the material properties, not unlike the AIDS Memorial Quilt, disparate fabrics sewn together. This contrasts how most pride flags are made these days, which are mass-printed/produced on singular sheets of fabric - a literal flattening of the image.
Thank you for this. Sarah Hegazi’s story will stay with me for a long time…
Beautiful!!!