The move came after a directive from the Trump administration to remove certain flags from national historic sites.

Isn’t Stone Wall’s whole thing about being the start of LGBT Pride?

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    The National Park Service said in a statement provided to USA TODAY that, with limited exceptions, only the U.S. flag and other authorized flags are permitted on flagpoles managed by the agency. The policy was outlined in a directive the agency issued on Jan. 21. Exemptions can include flags that provide historical context…

    Well if the facts aren’t the facts and the truth isn’t the truth I guess the rules get to not be the rules, too.