Flags say something. You put a rainbow flag on your windshield, and you're saying something.
Being gay is like glitter, it never goes away.
Gay pride's beautiful. If somebody needs to be expressing that, then it's a positive thing.
In fact, the Alejandro video...is a celebration of my love and appreciation for the gay community, my admiration of their bravery, and their love for one another, their courage in their relationships.
I think people want to live in a city that is welcoming and inclusive. I don't think people want to feel that they can only go into a place with a rainbow flag in front.
I think the Rainbow Flag will survive forever, primarily because it's the perfect flag, regardless of whatever political meaning it may have or evolve to.
In 1978, the first flag was organic everything. It did have eight colors: the six colors of the rainbow we see today plus hot pink and turquoise. But pretty quickly on I realized that I would never be able to satisfy the demand for them by hand-dying fabric and these colors.
I'm gay. I always have been and I always will be, and I'm happy.
A rainbow is something in the sky, so a rainbow flag fits.
Most of the clubbing I did was gay clubbing.
The rainbow flag is a symbol of freedom and liberation that we made for ourselves.
It's great to be out and proud.
Any younger person - let's say if you're over the age of 30, Pride is a great excuse to go day-drinking. But no one forgets their first Pride and how much they felt that they were included and that the future was bright.
I was astounded nobody had thought of making a rainbow flag before because it seemed like such an obvious symbol for us.
I love going to cities around the world and seeing the rainbow flag, knowing that it's a safe place where I can be myself.
When I die I have visions of fags singing 'Over the Rainbow' and the flag at Fire Island being flown at half mast.
