Trump Administration Reverses Course, Allows Pride Flag to Fly at Stonewall

21 articles · Updated · The Associated Press · Apr 13

The Trump administration has agreed to keep flying the rainbow Pride flag at New York’s Stonewall National Monument after removing it in February.
The decision comes as part of a settlement with LGBTQ+ and historic preservation groups who sued to block the flag's removal.
The Stonewall site, commemorating LGBTQ+ history, became a flashpoint amid broader debates over diversity and inclusion under Trump’s administration.

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