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San Francisco kicked off Pride Month with the iconic 31st annual Pink Triangle installation at Twin Peaks—a bold symbol of LGBTQ+ pride and resilience. Once a Nazi-era emblem of persecution, it was reclaimed in the 1970s as a beacon of resistance. Over 100 volunteers erected the massive pink triangle, drawing crowds who honored its history and the activists who fought for equality. The mayor declared it a message of welcome and freedom, echoing deeply in a world where LGBTQ+ rights face mounting challenges. The triangle stands tall—not just as art, but as a powerful reminder of visibility, courage, and enduring hope.
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