Experts Explain Every LGBTQ+ Flag
The 11 flags that celebrate and represent the identities of people on every part of the gender and sexuality spectrum.
Diversity at Queens St. Pats Parade
Gilbert’s dear friend and ally, Brendan Fay, celebrated the St Pat’s Parade in Queens with Mayor Deblasio wearing a rainbow scarf.
Make the Yuletide Gay
Make the Yuletide gay this holiday season with ‘Rainbow Warrior,’ the memoir of Gilbert Baker, the renown LGBTQ+ activist who created the rainbow flag.
The Art of Gilbert Baker: Opening Night Photo Gallery
A packed house of over 200 people filled the museum last night to witness the opening of PROTEST, POLITICS AND PERFORMANCE: The Art of Gilbert Baker, a stunning visual feast of the late artist/activist’s greatest works.
Celebrate Gay History Month
Celebrate Gay History Month with Gilbert Baker’s memoir, RAINBOW WARRIOR. When Harvey Milk asked Gilbert Baker to create a symbol for Gay Pride, the modern LGBTQ movement was born.
Helping Gilbert’s Hometown Remember Him
Parsons, Kansas David Matthew and his husband recently relocated from Washington D.C. to Parsons, Kansas where Gilbert grew up .They were surprised to learn that there was not much about Gilbert anywhere around town. They’ve been hard at work educating the town...
Gay City News Cover: Gilbert Remembered
Gilbert Baker’s memoir released as 50 years of Pride celebrated As global attention focuses on New York with the 50th anniversary of Stonewall and the WorldPride celebrations scheduled to coincide, the creator of the Rainbow Flag is finally getting his say with the...
Born Out of Love and LSD:
by Samantha Allen 6/21/2019 Today, the rainbow flag flies everywhere. But in 1978, it was a dream borne out of love and LSD. In his new, posthumously released memoir Rainbow Warrior: My Life in Color, Pride flag designer Gilbert Baker recalls a psychedelic night spent...
2019 Nike BETRUE Gilbert Baker Collection
To celebrate Baker’s impact and memorialize his legacy, Nike partnered with the Gilbert Baker Estate, working hand-in-hand to create this year’s 2019 BETRUE collection. For the first time, the footwear, apparel and accessories all feature the icon’s original eight-color flag, as well as other meaningful “Gilbert-y” touches and symbols of Pride. The collection was released at select global retails and on nike.com on June 8th and many items, including most of the 4 different shoe styles have already sold out.
Unboxing the 2019 Nike Gilbert Baker BE TRUE Collection
With Pride Month set to kick off this weekend, June 1st, it’s only fitting that Nike don the colorful tones of the LGBTQ flags. Atop many of their classics — namely the Air Max 90, Tailwind, Pegasus 35 Turbo, Air Max 720, and Benassi slides — are various twists on the rainbow themes as well as a deep breadth of inspirations.
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