WATCH: ‘Sacred Cloth’ pride flag unfurled at Colorado Springs city hall after shooting



Colorado Springs community leaders plan to display a “Sacred Cloth” pride flag at city hall on Nov. 23, three days after the mass killing at Club Q. Read more: https://wapo.st/3EzNMaR. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube: https://wapo.st/2QOdcqK

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19 thoughts on “WATCH: ‘Sacred Cloth’ pride flag unfurled at Colorado Springs city hall after shooting”

  1. Allies are with you! ignore all of the rancid trolling that has accumulated here. Rest in peace and condolences to their loved ones. Tolerance was always an important part of America and I fear it has been tattered. Just ignore the sub intelligent and celebrate love, community, and the right to be yourself.

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  2. I'm going to make a flag and start a group of heterosexuals and then parade my sexual orientation in everyone's face. We'll have parades, sit-ins, congressional hearings and protests that we don't get any special treatments! Honestly, I don't care if you are pretending to be a rodeo horse in your bedroom. Just stop pretending you're special.

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  3. What makes this cloth sacred? Is it because a drug addicted member of the queer community said so…not hardly qualified to make that determination. You people need to stop with this disgusting display.

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