#Flags Pride

Trump rimuove la bandiera arcobaleno del Pride dal monumento per i diritti Lgbt di Stonewall. In risposta grazie alla comunità LGBT+ di New York (ma non solo) il vessillo arcobaleno é tornato a sventolare sfidando le ordinanze del governo. Perché a noi l’orgoglio non è mai stai concesso. Ma lo abbiamo sempre difeso. Grazie anche a nome mio. 🌈 #lgbtqia #stonewall #loveislove

Davanti allo Stonewall Inn torna a sventolare la Progress Pride Flag. Donald Trump non può cancellare la nostra storia.

Trump fa rimuovere la bandiera del pride da Stonewall a New York, protestano gli attivisti #ANSA

The Pride flag was removed from the Stonewall National Monument this week. The National Park Service cited updated federal flag policy. The directive follows Executive Order 14168, which directs agencies to update materials and language across federal property. For many, this isn’t about policy. It’s about symbolism. Stonewall is the birthplace of modern LGBTQ rights. You can debate interpretation. But you can’t debate what happened on this street in 1969. Today at 4 PM, NYC rallied to raise it again.

A group of New York elected officials gathered on Thursday to replace the Pride flag that the Trump administration removed from the Stonewall National Monument, a defiant response to the government’s assault on diversity initiatives at a federal site honoring the LGBTQ rights movement. Hundreds of spectators cheered as its rainbow colors made their way back up the flagpole under a cloudy winter sky. “We have brought the flag back to a sacred site,” Brad Hoylman-Sigal, the Manhattan borough president, told the crowd through a bullhorn. Read more at the link in our bio.

Days after the Trump administration took down a Pride flag at The Stonewall National Monument, @humanrightscampaign President @kelleyjrobinson and other allies and advocates came to raise it back up. Here, Robinson speaks with Uncloseted Founder @smacna1 about how this act represents a moment in queer and LGBTQ history in New York City. #stonewall #prideflags #lgbtq #nyc #protest

NYC politicians re-raised a rainbow flag at the Stonewall National Monument after the Trump administration removed the symbol of LGBTQ Pride from the monument.

New York elected officials rallied Thursday morning and re-raise the Pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument later in the day after it was removed earlier this week.

This afternoon, elected officials, LGBTQ+ advocates, and community members gathered at Stonewall National Monument in Manhattan’s West Village to raise the Pride flag in protest after it was reportedly removed overnight by the Trump administration. As the crowd assembled near the historic site, Aladino TV spoke with New York State Assembly Member Alex Bores, who attended the ceremony and voiced strong criticism of the Trump administration’s actions. Bores called the re raise of the Pride flag “symbolic act but important” and described it as an attempt to stop undermine LGBTQ+ visibility. “Stonewall is sacred ground in the fight for equality,” he said. “Taking down the Pride flag in the middle of the night is cowardly and sends the wrong message to millions of Americans.” He added that local and state leaders would continue standing in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. “The Trump administration is trying to erase history,” Bores stated. The ceremony concluded with applause as the Pride flag was raised once again over Stonewall, symbolizing resilience and protest. Aladino TV continues interviewing elected officials, activists, and residents to gather a wide range of reactions to the flag’s removal and today’s response. Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.

Protesters, along with some city officials, have followed through with their plans to restore the pride flag near the Stonewall National Monument — days after the Trump administration removed it. The site commemorates the 1969 riots credited with kickstarting the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement. ABC News’ Morgan Norwood reports from New York City. Read more at the link in bio.

New Yorkers re-raised the Pride flag at Stonewall in a powerful show of defiance and solidarity ️‍✊ After an order from President Trump, community members gathered at the historic LGBTQ+ landmark to lift the flag once again ,turning the moment into one of visibility, resistance, and unity. 🌈🗽 At Stonewall, symbolism matters. follow @usascoop_ for more viral moments from around the world 🌏

🏳️‍🌈🏛️ **PRIDE FLAG REMOVED FROM STONEWALL MONUMENT AFTER FEDERAL DIRECTIVE** 🏛️🏳️‍🌈 Federal authorities have removed the **Pride flag** from the **Stonewall National Monument** in New York following a directive linked to former President Donald Trump — triggering backlash from LGBTQ+ advocates and reigniting debate over symbolism, federal authority, and civil rights. --- ### 💥 **WHAT JUST HAPPENED?** 📌 Pride flag removed from Stonewall National Monument 📌 Action carried out by federal authorities 📌 Linked to a Trump-era or Trump-backed directive 📌 Monument is managed by the National Park Service 📌 Move sparked protests and political reaction The flag itself is **not permanently banned**, but its removal is symbolically significant. --- ### 🏛️ **WHAT IS THE STONEWALL MONUMENT?** Stonewall National Monument: 🏳️‍🌈 Commemorates the **1969 Stonewall uprising** 🏛️ Marks a turning point in LGBTQ+ rights history 📍 Located in Greenwich Village, NYC 🇺🇸 First US national monument dedicated to LGBTQ+ history ⚖️ Federally protected site under NPS Its symbolism goes far beyond the physical site. --- ### 📜 **WHY WAS THE FLAG REMOVED?** Federal rules generally state: ⚖️ National monuments must follow uniform display standards ⚖️ Only official government flags are permitted ⚖️ Political or advocacy symbols can be restricted ⚖️ Decisions rest with federal land managers Supporters of the move cite **rule enforcement**, not ideology. --- ### 🌈 **WHY LGBTQ+ GROUPS ARE ANGRY** Critics argue: ⚠️ The Pride flag is central to Stonewall’s meaning ⚠️ Removal erases LGBTQ+ visibility ⚠️ Enforcement appears selective ⚠️ Timing signals political intent ⚠️ Federal power is being used symbolically Activists say Stonewall is inseparable from Pride symbolism. --- ### 🏛️ **POLITICAL CONTEXT** The issue sits within broader debates over: • Federal authority over public spaces • Cultural symbolism vs neutrality • Trump-era culture-war policies • LGBTQ+ rights & recognition • Election-year political messaging Symbolic actions often carry outsized political weight. --- #trump #america #labtq #breakingnews #reels