evidence: Several flags have been proposed as an autistic-specific pride flag, to differentiate it from the neurodiversity pride flag. The earliest autism pride flag design, from 2005, was a rainbow infinity loop on a white background, created by AspiesForFreedom[1]. This has since gained acceptance as a general neurodiversity flag[2], and the scope of neurodiversity has widened to include other neurotypes[3]. A consensus has not yet emerged on an autistic-specific pride flag[2]. A notable early call for an autistic-specific flag came in 2018 when AutisticUK posted a proposal of "Going Gold for Autism Acceptance"[3]. One such design features a gold infinity loop on a white background, and has been incorporated into other flags, such as the autistic progress flag. [...] - ↑ Neurodiversity Infinity Pride Flag. Canadiana Flag. https://canadianaflag.ca/products/neurodiversity-pride-flag - ↑ 2.0 2.1 Autistic Pride Flag: Is it time to choose an official symbol? AU-TI Media Staff. June 30, 2023 https://au-ti.com/2023/06/30/autistic-pride-flag-is-it-time-to-choose-an-official-symbol/