And second: that's probably because White is one of the Internationally Recognized Standard for flag colors, of which there are six. And this flag (And the Olympic Flag) uses all of them.
And, being a standard flag color, it's easier to find in paint, paper, fabric, etc. for anyone wanting to make the flag, no matter where they are. Which was the core idea behind everything I chose in this flag design. And also (if I may say so, myself) White -- especially placed at the center of all the other colors -- is a clearer symbolic representation of "Invisible Disability" than purple, which is the brightest of all.
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And second: that's probably because White is one of the Internationally Recognized Standard for flag colors, of which there are six. And this flag (And the Olympic Flag) uses all of them.
And, being a standard flag color, it's easier to find in paint, paper, fabric, etc. for anyone wanting to make the flag, no matter where they are. Which was the core idea behind everything I chose in this flag design.
And also (if I may say so, myself) White -- especially placed at the center of all the other colors -- is a clearer symbolic representation of "Invisible Disability" than purple, which is the brightest of all.