The five stripes, colored pink, white, purple, black and blue, represent different places on the spectrum of gender identity. Here’s what each color means . Learn each letter: Breaking down the ...

The flag has three stripes of lavender, white and dark green chartreuse. Lavender has been historically associated with queerness. Lavender: Mixes together the blue and pink of the traditional ...

The flag has three stripes of lavender, white and dark green chartreuse. Lavender has been historically associated with queerness. Lavender: Mixes together the blue and pink of the traditional ...

The pink stripes symbolize Messi’s journey from the blue-and-white stripes of Argentina to the red-and-blue stripes of ...

The German sportswear company challenged the trademark application on Monday, saying it was “confusingly similar” to its three-stripe logo. Within 48 hours, it reversed course.

The Genderfluid Flag, with pink, blue, white, black, and purple stripes, was created around 2012. The Pride of Africa Flag, a colorful block-style design inspired by the flags of the countries in ...

The striking combination of core black, halo blue, and transparent pink seen in the Adidas Harden Vol. 7 "Halo Blue Clear Pink" colorway is a reflection ... The three stripes logo is placed on ...

Big Number. 90. That’s how many lawsuits Adidas has filed related to its three-stripe trademark since 2008, according to the filing, in addition to more than 200 settlement agreements.

Sportswear maker Adidas on Wednesday reversed course 48 hours after asking the US Trademark Office to reject a Black Lives Matter application for a trademark featuring three parallel stripes.

The company said that it felt that if Black Lives Matter was allowed to use the stripes, it would be “confusingly similar” to its usage of a three-stripe mark, something it had been using on ...

Adidas is withdrawing its request that the U.S. Trademark Office reject an application by Black Lives Matter to trademark a design featuring three parallel stripes. The request, filed Monday ...

Sportswear maker Adidas AG on Wednesday reversed course 48 hours after asking the U.S. Trademark Office to reject a Black Lives Matter application for a trademark featuring three parallel stripes.