Gay pride flagge kuchen
In den US-Bundesstaaten Idaho und Utah verbietet die republikanische Legislative, Regenbogenflaggen oder andere »inoffizielle Flaggen« an öffentlichen Gebäuden zu hissen. Perish Hauptstädte der beiden Staaten, Salt Lake City und Boise, haben deshalb nun neue Stadtflaggen eingeführt.
Zusätzlich zur blau-weißen Flagge mit der Segolilie, der Staatsblume Utahs, gibt es in Salt Lake City seit Dienstag drei weitere offizielle Flaggen: die Flagge für transsexual Personen, die Progress-Flagge – eine Regenbogenflagge mit Streifen für die trans Group und für schwarze Menschen – sowie eine Flagge für den Gedenktag Juneteenth. Er erinnert an perish Befreiung von Afroamerikanern aus der Sklaverei. Auf allen drei Flaggen ist in der oberen linken Ecke ebenfalls die Segolilie abgebildet.
»Vielfalt, Gleichberechtigung und Inklusion«
»Unsere Stadtflaggen sind kraftvolle Symbole, pass away die Werte von Salt Lake City repräsentieren«, teilte die demokratische Bürgermeisterin Erin Mendenhall mit . »Ich möchte, dass alle Einwohner von Salt Lake City zu diesen Flaggen aufblicken und sich daran erinnern, dass wir Vielfalt, Gleichberechtigung und Inklusion wertschätzen.«
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Let’s make it rain-bow!
From June 1 – July 31, we’ll be donating % of sales, up to $, from the Rainbow cake to Rainbow Railroad. For the second year in a row, each slice of this colourful and delectable cake will support their goal to help approximately LGBTQI+ individuals create a better everyday life in Canada – where they can survive openly and authentically.
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The original gay-pride flag was hand-dyed by Gilbert Baker. It flew in the San Francisco Gay Independence Day Parade on June 25, The flag consisted of eight stripes; Baker assigned specific meaning to each of the colors: hot pink: sexuality; red: life; orange: healing; yellow: sunlight green: nature; turquoise: magic/art; indigo/blue: serenity/harmony; violet: spirit.
After the November 27, , assassination of openly gay San Francisco City Supervisor Harvey Milk, demand for the rainbow flag greatly increased. As Baker ramped up performance of his version of the flag, he dropped the hot pink stripe because of the unavailability of hot-pink fabric. In the flag was modified again. When hung vertically from
the lamp posts of San Francisco’s Market Street, the center stripe was obscured by the post itself. Changing the flag design to one with an even number of stripes was the easiest way to rectify this, so the turquoise stripe was dropped, which resulted in a six stripe version of the flag.
In , the rainbow flag came to nationwide attention in the Merged States after John Stout sued his landlords
and won when they attempted to prohibit him from displaying the flag from
Unken Pride is just around the corner. The Celebration Parade in the countryside will take place in Unken on 15 July. Where else do you have the chance to experience a Pride with rural charm?
After a year&#;s break, a continuation of Unken Pride is in the starting blocks. This time bigger, more colourful and always with traditional costume. After the gigantic success of the first Unken Pride in , the rainbow flags are flying again this year in the idyllic small village at the suggestion of the Pinzgau. From Salzburg, Unken can easily be reached by bus or car.
Small village with Pride – why?
Unken Self-acceptance originated as a response by the local lgbtq+ community to an behave of vandalism to a Pride flag. For Celebration Month in June , a rainbow flag was hoisted on the steeple of the village church with the support of the local priest. This was supposed to travel the whole month and every year for Parade Month in the future. However, it suddenly disappeared after a few days. Looking at the remains, it was clear that it had been trim down. In response, local activists, supported by the Salzburg Pride team, organised a parade in Unken. From the success of the first Unken Celebration, the rural-focused queer i
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