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happy pride month to all my queer baddies <333 thank you for being here and being yourself! ⋆˙⟡♡(*ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈)ꕤ*.゚ may there be no creases on your pride flags this year !
Bad news for Trump: We’re not going anywhere. Continuing their obsession with our LGBTQ+ community, the Trump administration has removed the pride flag from the Stonewall National Monument in New York City. For over a year, they’ve been on a witch hunt, targeting rainbow crosswalks, pride flags, Black Lives Matter murals, and throwing a tantrum about a Super Bowl performance they couldn’t control. But they will fail. To our community: Fly your flag higher than ever.
THEY DID IT AGAIN! 🏳️‍🌈 After Utah banned Pride flags from every government building last year, Salt Lake City did something truly unbelievable. They took the Pride flag, the Trans flag, and the Juneteenth flag and made them OFFICIAL city flags. Suddenly, the “banned” flags were flying legally….right outside City Hall. This year, Utah’s Republicans came back to shut that loophole down for good. A new bill aimed straight at Salt Lake City. It FAILED. The flags are still flying 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
Pride Flags in Classrooms: Freedom of Expression or Policy Debate? A powerful and thought-provoking visual raising a controversial question: should pride flags be allowed in children’s classrooms? This topic sits at the intersection of education, parental rights, inclusivity, and free expression. Some see pride flags as symbols of acceptance and diversity, while others believe schools should remain neutral spaces. What do you think—where should the line be drawn? #PrideFlag #EducationDebate #FreedomOfExpression #SchoolPolicy #LGBTQ
Conservative activist, William Small, called out Democrats for putting LGBTQ+ initiatives before everyday Americans at a City Council meeting in Philadelphia. Small called out the council for raising pride flags, saying that the only flag that should be raised in Philadelphia is the American flag. Do you think the pride flags should be flown in government buildings?
We’re proud to continue creating a space where everyone belongs—at the center of the city, and at the heart of progress. At Rockefeller Center, Pride is a celebration of authenticity, visibility, and action. Throughout June, the landmark is filled with vibrant displays of love and solidarity, from rainbow pathways and Pride flags to bold visual statements that reflect the diversity of our city. But the impact goes beyond what you see. Retailers across Rockefeller Center are offering limited-edition products, curated experiences, and community-driven activations that directly support organizations making meaningful change in the LGBTQIA+ community. ✨ From rainbow-hued desserts and specialty cocktails to commemorative pins and charitable round-ups, each offering helps fund the vital work of @aliforneycenter, @sageusa, @trevorproject, @covenanthouseny, @bcefa, and @lgbtcenternyc. Visit the link in our bio to explore these offers and celebrate Pride in a way that gives back.
#lgbtqhistorymonth: the history of the pride flag and its evolution! Its important to note that all pride flags are still widely used to display inclusive enviromants and safer spaces for LGBTQ+ folks! What pride flag is your favorite? 🏳️‍🌈✨🏳️‍⚧️
Down Goes Pride Flags: This New York town said enough was enough and passed a law that only state and the American flag can fly on public property.
The PRIDE flags are back!🌈🌈🌈
Makeup Inspired by Pride Flags 🏳️‍🌈 P. 1 all products are listed in all original posts❤️ . . #pridemakeup #pridemonth🌈 #prideflags #colorfulmakeup #rainbowmakeup
There is something so incredibly wholesome and beautiful about the Marvel fandom taking these characters—who are literally supposed to be the "bad guys" or the anti-heroes—and embracing them with open arms for Pride Month. The amount of effort that goes into these edits, putting the pride flags on these characters, is a huge part of what makes modern fandom culture so special. It’s not just about the source material anymore; it’s about the community taking ownership of the narrative and creating a world where everyone can see themselves reflected. The Thunderbolts team is such a ragtag group of misfits that it only makes sense for the fandom to project that kind of inclusivity onto them. Seeing this edit pop up on the timeline is a reminder that fans are the ones who truly keep these franchises alive and vibrant. It’s about representation, it’s about creativity, and it’s about making these massive blockbusters feel personal and welcoming. Whether these headcanons align with the official canon or not, it really doesn't matter—the joy in this image is the point. It’s a celebration of love, identity, and the characters that bring us all together. Happy Pride Month to all the Thunderbolts, and a massive shoutout to the fans who spent time editing this and sharing the love. It’s these little digital moments that make the fandom experience so much richer and more fun for everyone involved. ​#Marvel #Thunderbolts #PrideMonth #MCU #Headcanon
Is it right for Pride flags to be removed due to religious complaints? 🏳️‍🌈
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