Cities must push back to protect the values that make them welcoming places to live, work, and visit. DeSantis may paint over rainbows and art, but people are answering with defiance — (3/8)
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chalking sidewalks, raising flags, covering cars with stickers, and businesses painting their parking lots with rainbows. These acts declare: we are not intimidated and we will not be erased. For every rainbow DeSantis covers, our community will raise more — bigger, bolder, louder. (4/8)
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They honor a history of resilience in the face of discrimination, from marriage bans and military expulsions to hate violence like the Pulse massacre. Florida should be apologizing for those harms, not erasing symbols of resilience and survival. (5/8)
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When forced into compliance, cities should respond with permanence: new memorials, public exhibits, and undeniable visibility. (6/8)
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Florida and the nation will respond by putting up art and murals and permanent symbols of respect and inclusion that are beyond the petty reach of DeSantis or Trump as they seek to curb our freedoms. (7/8)
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We call on every Floridian to #ShowYourRainbow. Stand up against censorship. Raise your flags higher. Hate will not win.” (8/8)
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