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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2017 · 23 MIN

Interview with Gay Pride flag creator Gilbert Baker (2012)

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Gilbert Baker created the Rainbow Flag in 1978 for San Francisco's Gay Pride Parade and it remains and enduring symbol of the movement. Do you know what the colors represent? Listen:

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Gilbert Baker created the Rainbow Flag in 1978 for San Francisco's Gay Pride Parade and it remains and enduring symbol of the movement. Do you know what the colors represent? Listen:

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