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Bisexual Health Awareness Month 2024

Posted on March 1, 2024March 9, 2024 by Joshua

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If you didn’t know already, March each year we observe Bisexual Health Awareness Month (BHAM). Unfortunately Bisexuality still suffers with visibility within the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) acronym, even though Bisexual people actually make up the largest art of the LGBTQ+ population. What is Bisexual Health Awareness Month? Bisexual…

Bisexual Awareness Week & Visibility Day

Posted on September 16, 2023March 9, 2024 by Joshua

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Bisexual Awareness Week & Visibility Day

Bisexual Awareness Week is observed annually between 16th September through till the 23rd September with Bisexual Visibility Day landing on the last day of the month. The week is a time to raise further awareness on the issues still faced daily by bisexual people around the world in a bid…

What Is Bisexual?

Bisexuality is the romantic attraction, sexual attraction or sexual behaviour towards both males and females, or to more than one gender. Bisexuality is not be confused with Pansexuality which includes the romantic or sexual attraction to people regardless of their gender identity. You can read more about this in our Pansexual collection.

Bisexual Pride Flag

Designed in 1998 by Michael Page to help increase the visibility of bisexuals, both within society and as a whole within the LGBTQ+ community; The bisexual pride flag was first unveiled on the 5th December 1998 at the first anniversary party of BiCafe.

Colours Of The Bisexual Flag

The bisexual pride flag is comprised of three individual horizontal stripes; From the top; Pink, Purple and Blue. The colours take inspiration from the biangles, (blue and pink overlapping triangles) which was designed by Liz Nania in 1987 to help organise the first ever bisexual contingent. The colours of the overlapping biangles created the colours Pink, Purple and Blue which we are used to seeing today.