Creating Historic Pride Flags with Lynn Segerblom

04/11/2022

Hello Rainbow People, I’ve got something fun to share. April 19th at 10:00 pm on ABC TV, the episode that I’m in is airing. Please watch it and please share it !! Rainbow Flags are involved.
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Lynn Segerblom
The rainbow Faerie

09/21/2019

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Patricia Morison as Lili in this buetiful song from Kiss Me Kate, written by Cole Porter. I do not own any content in this video nor do I intend to use it fo...

03/02/2019

From Adrian Brooks: In 1978, I participated in the Pride parade- reading my poetry from the stage as 400,000 LGBT people and straight allies gathered to support human rights and oppose the horrendous homophobia represented by Anita Bryant. Above my head, the rainbow flags were splendid in the sun I felt especially connected to them because my good friend, Lynn Segerblom, then known as 'Fairy Argyle Rainbow' had designed them and I saw her working to make them, assisted by many volunteers. Harvey Milk was Grand Marshal of the event. We were way behind in the public opinion polls but the spirit of the people was incredible and a testament to LGBTQ folk, then and now.

02/28/2019

In 1978, I participated in the Pride parade- reading my poetry from the stage as 400,000 LGBT people and straight allies gathered to support human rights and oppose the horrendous homophobia represented by Anita Bryant. Above my head, the rainbow flags were splendid in the sun. I felt especially connected to them because my good friend, Lynn Segerblom- then known as 'Fairy Argyle Rainbow' had designed them and I saw her working to make them. Harvey Milk was Grand Marshal of the event. We were way behind in the public opinion polls but the spirit of the people was incredible and a testament to LGBTQ folk then and now.

02/28/2019

Thank you Darsan Solomon, Cynthia Leathers and John Allerdice for supporting http://GoGundMe.com/historic-pride-flags

02/28/2019

Lynn Segerblom in the 70's when I had changed my name to Faerie Argyle Rainbow.

02/28/2019

We envision rainbow flags as Lynn designed them in 1978 going out to all sorts of places around the world and, by their very presence, bringing together a new generation of LGBT people, uniting them with the flags as they first appeared. Thus, the iconic symbol is reborn and returns!

02/28/2019

Lynn "Faerie Argyle Rainbow" Segerblom creations in 1970's