Posted on 06/07/2020 11:50:14 AM PDT by C19fan
A Unity flag now flies above City Hall Plaza, marking the 50th anniversary of LGBTQ Pride Month in Boston. Introduced to the city this year, it brings black and brown stripes (representing marginalized LGBTQ communities of color) to the traditional rainbow flag. Also added are pastel blue, pink, and white stripes (for transgender pride).
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There are more flags flying than a U.N. Founder’s Day cookout.
LGBTQFUBAR
Right now it’s black black black black this black that
And then again it’s going to be gay this And that LGBTQRSTUVWXRTZ
Ooh, they’ve lost attention, let the competition begin!
Went to the grocery today.
Greeted by sign for “PRIDE” in rainbow colors!
Section for “pride” and some stupid statement about “you’re worthy of a PARADE!”
Disgusting. And insane.
Just what are these perverts “proud of? Definitely it can’t be what they do with each other. Sheesh!
Gays and blacks 24/7.
I’m sure the black people of Boston are thrilled to be represented on the homosexual’s flag. So inclusive.
The indoctrination began years ago and now it is bubbling. I noticed on Comcast they have a section of movies for blacks, women, homosexuals and Latinos. I probably missed the other categories. Must be nice.
We all know what the brown stripe is for.
The formerly wonderful neighborhood where I grew up has become a “gayborhood” essentially. Drove through yesterday and saw a smattering of faggot flags on some houses and businesses. It makes me want to throw up. A nearby commercial/entertainment strip, Magnolia Ave, has become “Fagnolia Ave.” I was about to enter a coffee shop to do some computer work a few weeks ago but made an about-face when I saw that “flag of conquest” in the shop window. And I let the server know why.
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