3 Color Black Lives Matter Flag

Black Lives Matter Flag – A Three-Color Symbol of Unity and Justice

The Black Lives Matter Flag in red, black, and green is a strong symbol of resistance, solidarity, and cultural pride. Known as the Three Color BLM Flag, it represents the ongoing fight against racial injustice while honoring Black identity, strength, and unity.

Inspired by the Pan-African colors, this BLM Unity Flag embraces the values of peace, equality, and heritage. Whether displayed in a classroom, at a rally, or from your window, the flag sends a clear message of inclusion and empowerment.

Features of the Black Lives Matter Flag

Lightweight and Strong Polyester

Made with 100% polyester, the flag is both lightweight and quick-drying. It's wrinkle-resistant and holds up well indoors and outdoors.

Fade-Proof, Bright Colors

This Red Black Green BLM Flag is dyed using eco-conscious, fade-resistant ink. The bold colors remain vivid even after exposure to sunlight or moisture.

Thoughtful Craftsmanship

Each Anti-Racism Banner is cut, dyed, and stitched with precision. We use reinforced edges and detailed finishing for long-lasting use.

Specifications

• Material: 100% Polyester

• Size: 90 x 150 cm

• Weight: 80g / piece

It’s easy to hang on a flagpole, wall, or carry during marches. Lightweight yet noticeable, it makes a strong statement.

History and Symbolism of the Three Colors

The Three Color Black Lives Matter Flag uses the Pan-African colors: red for the blood that unites people of African descent, black for the people, and green for the natural wealth and future.

This flag version highlights the global nature of the movement. While Black Lives Matter started in the U.S., the values it supports are universal. In 2020, an estimated 15 to 26 million people took part in BLM protests across the United States—making it one of the largest civil rights movements in American history.

To discover more activism-focused banners, visit our Equality and Justice Flag Collection.

Interesting Facts About the Flag

• The phrase “Black Lives Matter” became a global rallying cry after 2013.

• The red, black, and green colors were first introduced by Marcus Garvey’s UNIA in the early 20th century.

• Millions of people carried these flags during protests in 2020.

• The flag blends historical pride with a modern fight for equity.

• It's now flown in schools, city buildings, and public spaces worldwide.

Best Uses for the Black Lives Matter Flag

The Flag is more than fabric—it's a symbol of hope, unity, and action. It can be used in powerful and meaningful ways.

Peaceful Protests and Equality Marches
Wave the flag at rallies and demonstrations. It stands as a bold message for racial equality, justice, and solidarity. The three-color design helps unify voices across different communities.

Civic Events, Cultural Festivals, or Remembrance Ceremonies
Display the flag at public gatherings or annual observances. It honors the past and supports a more just future. It creates space for remembrance, reflection, and renewed commitments to fairness.

Educational Settings Promoting Inclusion and Diversity
Hang the flag in classrooms, libraries, or school lobbies. It supports lessons on civil rights, history, and cultural identity. It shows students that all voices matter and belong.

Home or Office Décor as a Statement of Solidarity
Display the flag in a window, on a wall, or near your desk. It’s a daily reminder of your commitment to equity and community. It lets others know that your space stands for justice.

Gifts for Teachers, Activists, or Allies of the Movement
Give the flag as a thoughtful, meaningful gift. It’s appreciated by those who advocate for change, educate others, or participate in activism. It supports their voice and their values.

This Pan-African Protest Flag turns spaces into statements. Wherever it's flown, it becomes a symbol of courage, community, and the ongoing fight for equality.