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Pride comes in all colors

Pride 2019

Traditionally, the rainbow flag has been known to represent the LGBTQIA+ community. However, in recent years, the community has been moving beyond the six colored flag and expanding to additional flags that represent the diverse groups within the LGBTQIA+ community.

 

An expanded spectrum

We saw an opportunity to raise awareness and educate about different LGBTQIA+ communities, and the flags that represent them. Most importantly, we celebrated those individuals from within Uber.

A diverse group of 15 Uber employees, drivers, and Eats couriers were photographed with the flag with which they identify most.

 
 
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The flags came to life as a physical representation of the Uber brand: the u-frame

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Parades are a big way Uber supports their LGBTQIA+ employees

Employees all around the world marched to show their pride. Here are some scenes from SF!

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We made sure our sub-brands were rocking the flags

 
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Check us out in our swag

 
 

Words by Missy Kockos. Additional designs by Sandra Garcia. Photography by Alexandra Gavillet. Parade photography by David Keller.