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The pink triangle symbolizes all gay people, men and women, and was created by the Nazis during the Holocaust era. It is a variation of the Jewish star, with only one triangle instead of two.
In modern times, the pink triangle symbol has been "reclaimed" and is seen as a positive symbol.
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What does the pink triangle represent on ordinance survey maps?
The pink triangle on Ordnance Survey maps symbolizes a church or other place of worship.
When was Pink Triangle Park created?
Pink Triangle Park was created in 2003.
When was Pink Triangle Press created?
Pink Triangle Press was created in 1971-10.
What color symbolizes appreciation?
Pink
What is the gay symbol?
In Nazi Germany homosexuals were forced to wear a an upside down pink triangle on their clothes, just as the Jews were forced to wear a Star of David. Today the people of the gay community have adopted the pink triangle as a symbol of gay pride by inverting the old Nazi triangle and turning it right-side up. There's also the Greek Letter, Lamda, sometimes worn by lesbians. There's also the rainbow flag.
What does a pink carnation symbolize?
A pink carnation symbolizes gratitude, admiration, and affection.
What does the Cartier Trinity ring stand for?
The Cartier Trinity ring consists of three types of gold: pink, yellow, and white. The pink symbolizes love, the yellow symbolizes fidelity, and the white symbolizes friendship.
What is the meaning of a dark pink carnation?
A dark pink carnation symbolizes gratitude and admiration.
What is the symbolic meaning of the pink carnation?
The pink carnation symbolizes gratitude, admiration, and affection.
What's with the eye in the triangle?
The eye in the triangle is the Eye of Providence; it symbolizes God's all seeing eye.
What is the symbolic meaning of the pink carnation flower?
The pink carnation flower symbolizes gratitude, admiration, and affection.
Who had to wear the pink triangle badge in Nazi Germany?
Homosexuals had to wear a pink triangle badge (with the base at the top and the point at the bottom) in Nazi Germany.
