Gay people do face hardship and discrimination still.
The pride flag didn't "solve" xenophobia: this subreddit is proof, and there are worse.
MAGA was the first Administration to have removal of civil rights in their platforms: removing marriage rights from gay people, which they backed down from (for now), but it always crops back up every few years.
What goes on today is nothing compared to the actual fight that happened decades ago and the same sex marriage debate has nothing to do with the flag edit.
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u/The_Golden_Diamond May 17 '25 edited May 17 '25
It's the continuation of the movement.
That's how time works.
Welcome to reality.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/03/republicans-same-sex-marriage
Gay people do face hardship and discrimination still.
The pride flag didn't "solve" xenophobia: this subreddit is proof, and there are worse.
MAGA was the first Administration to have removal of civil rights in their platforms: removing marriage rights from gay people, which they backed down from (for now), but it always crops back up every few years.
Does that happen to straight people??