The Pride Flag first appeared in 1978, ... when Gilbert Baker created a custom-made, eight-striped rainbow banner as a symbol of liberation and hope for queer people around the world.

A Lutheran church's Pride banner was vandalized for the third time, but leaders say they won't back down. "The tide of love is stronger than hate." ...

At last year's Pride festival, a 400-foot rainbow banner became the largest flag ever displayed in the state. This year, organizers are upping the ante. A 600-foot pennant — which is triple the ...

Pride banners have been slashed, defaced and then, once cleaned, cut in half, a spokesman said. Ronan Clayton, organiser of Congleton Pride, said the first banner put up in June was cut into ...

POULSBO -- In the early morning hours June 1, the beginning of Pride month, banners recognizing the month along Front Street were vandalized, the second year in a row the city's recognition of ...

After international attention in recent days and two hours of comments Monday night, the Solvang City Council narrowly voted to allow Pride Month banners on street lights for two weeks in June ...

Video shows Pride banners being torn down from exterior of historic Manhattan church 01:47. NEW YORK-- A historic church in Midtown Manhattan says someone ripped down its Pride banners.

Officials in Bolton, Massachusetts, have launched a hate crime investigation after a Pride Day banner and a town sign were vandalized, according to police. Skip to content.

An Oregon library window was shot after it displayed a Pride flag on June 6, and in Washington state, 14 Pride banners were slashed on June 1. For more from NBC Out, sign up for our weekly newsletter.

Victoria Hanson #33 of Boston Pride celebrates after the Pride defeat the Minnesota Whitecaps 4-3 in the NWHL Isobel Cup Championship at Warrior Ice Arena on March 27, 2021 in Boston.

Pride banners have been slashed, defaced and then, once cleaned, cut in half, a spokesman said. Ronan Clayton, organiser of Congleton Pride, said the first banner put up in June was cut into ...

Ronan Clayton, organiser of Congleton Pride, said the first banner put up in June was cut into pieces, a replacement was defaced on 9 July and once cleaned, it was then cut in half a day later.