GILBERT BAKER PRIDE FLAG Assortment - 8 Lollies

GILBERT BAKER PRIDE FLAG Assortment - 

In 1977, Harvey Milk challenged Gilbert Baker, a veteran who taught himself to sew, to come up with a symbol of pride for the gay community. His response? The original Pride flag. Inspired by Judy Garland's "Over the Rainbow," these colors flew at the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day.  Parade celebration on June 25, 1978. Though some dispute whether Baker was the sole creator of the flag that started it all, its symbolism remains. Each color celebrates an aspect of queer Pride:

Hot pink = Sex (Rose Strawberry Prosecco)
Red = Life (Cherries Jubilee)
Orange = Healing (Orange Peach Julius)
Yellow = Sunlight (Honeysuckle Vanilla Cream)
Green = Nature (Basil Lime Sherbet)
Turquoise = Magic/Art (Salted Pretzel Milk Ice Cream)
Indigo = Serenity (Lavender Lemon Shortbread)
Violet = Spirit (Taro Passion Tea)

$3 from every Assortment sold will be donated to Marsha P Johnson Institute

***This item is a pre-order.  Shipments will go out on Monday, June 27th***

• Lollies By Leah are hand crafted and poured with these simple ingredients - 100% Cane Sugar, Corn Syrup, Filtered Water, Cream of Tartar, Flavoring Oils & Gel Food Coloring.  **Some special lollies contain additional fun ingredients.  We sometimes sprinkle in flaked sea salt, spices and snazzy sprinkle decorations.**

• Don’t feel bad sneaking these sweet treats. Each lolly contains only 40 calories and 10g of sugar.

• Each lollies is 1.4” in diameter and 1/3” thick with a 4.5" paper stick. Lollies are individually wrapped, labeled, and sealed.