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Trump administration erase references to bisexuality from Stonewall National Monument site
NEW YORK CITY, JUL 11 – The Trump administration erased bisexual and transgender references from the Stonewall National Monument website, reducing mentions from eight to two, sparking activist protests and media scrutiny.
- Recent investigations found the Stonewall National Monument website has removed references to bisexual people, echoing earlier deletion of transgender mentions.
- The administration issued executive order recognizing only two sexes, shaping policies that limit recognition of LGBTQ+ identities.
- On June 11, 2025, Erin Reed discovered removal, archived snapshots showed prior bisexual inclusion and its subsequent restoration.
- A petition gained over 47,000 signatures outside the Stonewall Inn, while community protests demonstrated widespread outrage.
- Additionally, the CDC maintained its mention of LGBTQ+ with a court-ordered disclaimer while the government planned to rename a ship after Harvey Milk.
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Park Service Erased "Bisexual" from Stonewall Monument, Then Reversed Course
Critics say the erasure -- later reversed -- shows the Trump administration won’t stop at just targeting transgender identity. The post Park Service Erased “Bisexual” from Stonewall Monument, Then Reversed Course appeared first on Metro Weekly.
Day Around the Bay: Trump Admin Erases Bi History From Stonewall Site After Earlier Trans Omission
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