Not only the now famous rainbow LGBT flag, therefore. The world of LGBT flags is extremely varied and, over the years, has expanded more and more with the birth of new flags, each with the aim of being inclusive and representative for specific communities. We want to “celebrate” the month of Pride almost ended, in our own way, obviously focusing on the symbolism and therefore on the LGBT flags that are seen waving during the demonstrations. Pride Month is therefore the month where first of all love is celebrated and where civil rights are claimed, through initiatives and events that help to increase sensitivity towards these issues, with the hope that one day anyone can feel really free and proud to be themselves. This month, for years now, the squares are filled with colors, music and flags in a festive atmosphere, to celebrate the pride of the LGBTQ+ community and, in a broader sense, to celebrate values such as love, freedom, equality between all people, regardless of their origin, gender or sexual orientation. June is coming to an end and we are about to end the month of Pride, or as it is better known internationally the Pride Month, with the World LGBT Pride Day on June 28 to crown it all.
