Everything you need to know about the Agender identity. What it means and what it’s like to identify on the agender spectrum.

Agender” refers to someone who does not identify with any gender. It is a gender identity that is outside the traditional binary of male and female. People who identify as agender may feel a lack of gender altogether, or they may feel that gender is irrelevant to their sense of self. It can also be viewed as a rejection of gender labels and categories.

Agender individuals might also describe themselves as gender-neutral, gender-free, or having no gender, depending on their personal experience. It’s important to remember that being agender is a valid gender identity and reflects the diversity of human experiences with gender.

What is the Agender flag?

The agender flag consists of seven horizontal stripes in the following order (from top to bottom):

  1. Black: Represents the absence of gender.
  2. Gray: Represents the lack of gender or neutrality.
  3. White: Represents the absence of gender, or the idea of being free from gender.
  4. Green: Represents non-gendered identity and those who are agender.
  5. White: (same as above) Represents neutrality and absence of gender.
  6. Gray: (same as above) Represents neutrality.
  7. Black: (same as above) Represents the absence of gender.

The pattern emphasizes a lack of gender (black) and neutrality (gray), while the white stripes signify clarity or absence of specific gender identification. To read more about the flag click here.

The green stripe in the middle highlights the idea of agender identity as a distinct and recognized experience.

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