The Asexual Awareness week is an important part of the LGBT+ calendar and it takes place in October.
Asexual Awareness Week was first celebrated in 2010 and aims to bring awareness to asexual or Ace people in the LGBT+ community. It was founded to support and celebrate asexuality and gray asexuality by Asexual advocate Sara Beth Brooks in 2010.
In 2021 Asexual Awareness Week takes place on the last full week of October, meaning it will take place between 24th to the 30th of October (Sunday to Saturday)
What are the colours of the Asexual Pride flag?
The asexual pride flag consists of (from top to bottom) a black, grey, white and purple stripe. It was designed by an AVEN user named, “standup”, and first posted at 4:36 PM on June 30th, 2010.
Can you buy asexual jewellery or gifts?
Yes, there are many stores which have gifts which have the asexual colours assigned to them. Check out the amazing asexual gift and jewellery range from our partner site, The Pride Shop.
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