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Human rights museum admits it instructed employees to censor LGBTQ content from certain visitors
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According to its website, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg is “the first museum solely dedicated to the evolution, celebration and future of human rights.” And its mission is to “build understanding, promote respect and encourage reflection.”Unless, evidently, that involves LGBTQ people.Several current and former museum employees have come forward to say that, for over two years, management would instruct them not to share any LGBTQ content on certain tours, particularly tours.
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A pride guide to lesser-known LGBTQ+ pride flags
Even with a Pride Month gone virtual, you’re still bound to see rainbow flags around your neighborhood… and likely some light blue, pink, and white trans pride flags, too.Related: GOP lawmakers want to ban Pride and trans flags on public buildingsIf you’re extra lucky, you’ll see some of the lesser-known but no less important flags below. If this is your first time seeing these designs or even these terms, you’re in the right place.
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