The Paralympic logo is referred to as the Agitos, which means 'I move' in Latin. It shares some of the intended symbolism of the Olympic rings, but it also has it's own story.

The first Paralympic logo for the 1988 Paralympic Games in Seoul used five Tae-Geuks in a similar composition to that of the Olympic rings.

From there, the Paralympics logo shifted twice more before reaching its current design in 2019. The logos aren't the only things that are different about the Paralympic and Olympic Games.

While there are similarities between the Olympics and Paralympics, the logo isn't one of them. The emblem for the Olympic Games features five interlaced rings to symbolize the union of the five ...

The symbol is known as the Agitos, which comes from the Latin meaning "I move," and serves as the visual representation of the Paralympic Movement. The three elements of the logo are red, blue and ...

While there are similarities between the Olympics and Paralympics, the logo isn't one of them. The emblem for the Olympic Games features five interlaced rings to symbolize the union of the five ...

While there are similarities between the Olympics and Paralympics, the logo isn't one of them. The emblem for the Olympic Games features five interlaced rings to symbolize the union of the five ...

Organizers of the Los Angeles Olympics will sell naming rights for a handful of its venues in deals expected to bring ...

Iran is protesting the logo for the 2012 Olympic Games, saying it spells the word “Zion.” Mohammad Aliabadi, head of Iran’s National Olympic Committee, accused the British Olympic organizers ...