evidence: This Pride Month, the Pride Flag has been updated to be more inclusive and incorporate intersexuality. According to The Independent, Planned Parenthood has defined intersexuality as when a person is born with reproductive or sexual anatomy that doesn’t fit the boxes of "female" or "male". It is natural and not considered to require medical treatment." The ‘Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag’, redesigned by Valentino Vecchiettie, adds a yellow triangle with a purple circle to represent intersexuality. The Intersex Human Rights Australia organisation said "This is one attempt to create something that is not derivative, but yet is firmly grounded in meaning. The colour yellow has long been regarded as an intersex color, neither blue nor pink. Purple, too, has been used for the same purpose." [...] Over the years, the pride flag has been revamped multiple times – in 2017, Amber Hikes updated the flag with black and brown colours to include racial diversity under the umbrella of ‘pride’. According to NBC News, Amber said that "It’s a push for people to start listening to the people of color in our community, start hearing what they’re saying, and really to believe them and to step up and say, ‘What can I do to help eradicate these issues in our community?"