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    [[File:LGBTQ+ rainbow flag Quasar "Progress" variant.svg|thumb|left|Quasar's Progress Pride flag]]
    Daniel Quasar is a nonbinary artist and graphic designer, best known for creating the Progress Pride flag, a variation of the rainbow pride flag that incorporates additional colors to explicitly represent [[trans]] people and LGBTQ+ communities of color.
    Daniel Quasar is a nonbinary artist and graphic designer, best known for creating the Progress Pride flag, a variation of the rainbow pride flag that incorporates additional colors to explicitly represent [[trans]] people and LGBTQ+ communities of color.
     
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    Daniel Quasar
    Pronouns xe/they[1]
    Gender identity nonbinary[2]
    Known for Designing the Progress Pride Flag
    Quasar's Progress Pride flag

    Daniel Quasar is a nonbinary artist and graphic designer, best known for creating the Progress Pride flag, a variation of the rainbow pride flag that incorporates additional colors to explicitly represent trans people and LGBTQ+ communities of color.

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    1. https://www.instagram.com/danielquasar/
    2. Quasar, Daniel. "Daniel Quasar | Official Website for the Designer". danielquasar.com. Retrieved 8 February 2022.
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